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There
isn't just one way to teach students with autism. Classrooms come
with their own unique characters, props, and soundtracks. To the average
student, these things meld into the background, setting the scene for
learning. However, for children ... [Read
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In
recent educational history in the United States, no single tool has
been as readily and rapidly adopted as Apple’s iPad.By the end of
2012, Apple reported that it had sold more than 4.5 million iPads
directly to ... [Read
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The
shift toward online exams aligned with the Common Core standards will
require much more preparation than simply making sure networks can
handle the extra bandwidth constraints and that schools have enough
devices for every student.It also will ... [Read
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President
Barack Obama tries a bicycle-powered emergency water-sanitation
station, created by high school students from Oakland Park, Fla.,
during the White House Science Fair. (Pool photo Aude Guerrucci via
Abaca Press/MCT)What started out as a science assignment ... [Read
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Eight
winners share their insights and tips for ed-tech and leadership
success .Change is never easy—but when you start with a clear vision
that focuses on learning outcomes, and you involve all stakeholders
in the process, and you ... [Read
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Technology--blended
learning, in particular--can have a positive impact on foreign
language learning. Although educators and policy makers emphasize
skills in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) courses,
today's students are competing in a global society--and foreign
language skills ... [Read
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The
Genetic Science Learning Center, a science and health education program
from the University of Utah, aims to make science easy for everyone to
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