- Will students learn more using digital textbooks?
Apple's launch on Jan. 19 of new digital-textbook software has educators and experts considering whether students will learn more and better using these and other tablet-based resources. Measuring the effect of these tools may prove complicated, and experts, including Ron Owston of Canada's York University, say teacher effectiveness and the environment in which the technology is used are important factors. "Kids need some structure. They need guidance. They need feedback. They're not going to get that from electronic books alone," Owston said. Wired.com/Wired Science blog (1/26)
A blog to share lessons on teaching nonfiction and fiction strategies. Teachers have their lessons and pictures published. Metacognitive strategies included. "It is our responsibilities, not ourselves, that we should take seriously." --Peter Ustinov,
Monday, February 6, 2012
As we move into the digital age, we need to think about how to provide a framework for the use of the new technology. Here is a good article, coutesy of ASCD - Smartbrief.
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