Elementary and middle schoolers came together in Virginia yesterday in a competition for Lego robots designed, built, and programmed by the students.
Schools across the country are offering online office hours. They provide both individuals and groups of students to have greater flexibility in communicating with professors outside of the classroom.
Employers are increasingly looking for employees who demonstrate effective 21st century skills, such as collaborative problem-solving and critical thinking. Even if schools add instruction in this skills to their curricula, they may prove difficult to assess.
A look at common traits of successful online teachers
Online grading systems are increasingly used throughout the country. They allow both parents and students to keep track of their grades and assignments online and have the potential to foster parental involvement in their child's educational progress.
Clayton Christensen, author of Disrupting Class, was the main speaker at a recent panel discussion about disruptive technology in schools.
The Professional Development Affiliate Program of the Partnership for 21st Century Skills is rolling out to help teach educators how to incorporate 21st century skills, including knowledge of media and technology, into new curricula.
A new video game focusing on algebra, Dimension M, will be used in 109 middle schools in New York City this year.
Authors and publishers are increasingly embracing video games based on books as a way to encourage students to read.
Schools receiving federal Internet subsidies may be required to educate students about appropriate online behavior.
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Elementary and middle schoolers came together in Virginia yesterday in a competition for Lego robots designed, built, and programmed by the students.
Schools across the country are offering online office hours. They provide both individuals and groups of students to have greater flexibility in communicating with professors outside of the classroom.
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