What Higher Education Will Look Like in 2020 – A report from Pew Internet says, among other things, that it won’t look too different from how it does now.
Deep Conceptual Learning: Creating Connections That Last – Tim Ham says that DCL is critical to students’ success in and out of the classroom. He highlights how Common Core State Standards (CCSS) can connect students, teachers, and content, transform not just assessment but “requires a shift in the way teachers teach and students learn.” Technology has an important role to play as one of the tools for student success.
Affording the Classroom of the Future – Bridget McCrea looks at the logistics and costs of setting up and maintaining technology-intensive classrooms. “As the nation’s K-12 schools consider the equipment and space requirements of tomorrow’s classrooms, many of these institutions are also looking at how to pay for the new learning spaces.”
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Tim Fraser-Bumatay: "Although the format leaves us far-removed physically, the online forum has its own sense of intimacy" (Judith McDaniel, "
Ryan Kelly: "For me to be able to work with people clear across the country for an extended period of time opened me up to new things" (Judith McDaniel, "
Daniel Herrera: "As a Mexican American, I know that words of identity are powerful; so to discuss white privilege with my professor and classmates in a face-to-face class would have been terrifying and impossible" (Judith McDaniel, "
Cathy Gunn: "Traditional methods for effecting change at my institution aren’t getting us even to a trickle yet, let alone to thinking about or planning for a wave!" (
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