Universal Design for Learning- The Centre for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning February Workshops - UM Today January 15, 2025
- Studio G Architects Celebrates Completion of Florence Roche Elementary School - Boston Real Estate Times January 9, 2025
- Explore how to apply Universal Design for Learning in the classroom - UM Today January 6, 2025
- Explore how to apply Universal Design for Learning in the classroom - UM Today January 6, 2025
- December 13, 2024 - www.alfred.edu December 13, 2024
- (PDF) Text-to-Speech Software and Reading Comprehension: The Impact for Students with Learning Disabilities - ResearchGate December 9, 2024
- ASU Accessibility Awareness Day advocates for a more inclusive digital future - Arizona State University November 15, 2024
- Multi-Tiered System of Supports - CA.gov November 13, 2024
- Education and AI
- Berkeley Executive Education and Emeritus launch ‘Artificial Intelligence & GenAI: Business Strategies and Applications’ Program, Equipping Leaders with Strategic AI Capabilities - Passionate In Marketing January 14, 2025
- Berkeley Executive Education and Emeritus collaborate to launch 3-month Artificial Intelligence & GenAI program - Hindustan Times January 14, 2025
- The role of Artificial Intelligence in enhancing hybrid learning ecosystems - India Today's Best Colleges January 14, 2025
- Estyn to review use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) in schools - GOV.WALES January 13, 2025
- Current Application and Future Prospects of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Medical Education: A Review of Literature - Cureus January 12, 2025
- Education Min. declares 2025 as year of AI revolution in Israel - The Jerusalem Post January 12, 2025
- 5 Tips on AI Professional Development for Teachers - Education Week January 10, 2025
- Integrating Artificial Intelligence Tools into Education and the Workforce - PA Times January 10, 2025
- Social Media Policy
- Suffolk County Water Authority seeks customer input for social media campaign - Suffolk Times January 15, 2025
- Social media star Maher says rugby union must do more to grow game - MSN January 15, 2025
- Exploring the impact of kids’ images on social media - Tech Explorist January 15, 2025
- Does Fact-Checking Work? Here's What the Science Says - Scientific American January 15, 2025
- How to differentiate this IRS payment from online scams - PolitiFact January 15, 2025
- Social Media Is Still Trolling Malik Zaire For Will Howard Comments - Sports Illustrated January 15, 2025
- Potential TikTok ban looms; American users explore other social media platforms - WBAL TV Baltimore January 15, 2025
- John Daly Reveals 'Emergency Hand Surgery' In Social Media Post - Golf Monthly January 15, 2025
- Kwantlen
- Kwantlen Polytechnic University - KPU streamlines program completion by translating prior learning, experience into credits - Education News Canada January 9, 2025
- Local business partnering with KPU to do several research projects in Cloverdale - Surrey Now Leader December 13, 2024
- Kwantlen Polytechnic University - KPU alum's book on Taylor Swift's fashion becomes New York Times bestseller - Education News Canada December 3, 2024
- B.C. university pilots competency-based admissions program - University Affairs November 25, 2024
- Kwantlen Polytechnic University - Anthropology student researches human-bear conflicts in northern B.C. - Education News Canada November 19, 2024
- KWANTLEN POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY Researchers explore memory failure across the lifespan - Education News Canada November 13, 2024
- B.C. Election: What the results across Metro Vancouver tell us about the 2024 vote - Vancouver Sun October 21, 2024
- Kwantlen Polytechnic University - KPU community honoured with King Charles III Coronation Medal - Education News Canada October 17, 2024
Tag Archives: for educators
Discussing parapsychology in the classroom
A few days ago I had the good fortune to chat (via Skype) with advanced undergraduate students at Brooklyn College. Our topic was “parapsychology.” The gifted and nimble instructor of Psych 3585 was LeAnne Flaherty, who was a student in … Continue reading
Better research posters
I often give up in frustration when faced with “research posters,” especially as I get older and my eyesight declines. They are hard to read – too much text, not enough appropriate visual organization telling my eyes where to look. … Continue reading
Free at Last
United States copyright law was changed repeatedly in the last century to grant copyright extensions to entire classes of works of literature and entertainment. This meant that such work could not be referenced at length in works of scholarship without … Continue reading
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The Cannabis Curriculum
From my visionary university.
“The Personal Essay”
From the wonderful Atrios: Generally, when any part of education rewards students for being confessional, you are going to attract/reward students who are comfortable with the genre of personal confession. It’s a weird thing to ask of students, and a weird … Continue reading
10% and “the crisis in knowledge”
Writes Jonathan Mayhew: Knowledge is under attack from several fronts at once. In science itself, it is due to corporate corruption and the inherent bias toward interesting but possibly false results. There was that paper about how most scientific findings are false. … Continue reading
“Pedagogy of Delinquency”
From my friend Clarissa: There are several foundational principles to the pedagogy of delinquency. Respect. These are kids who value respect like nothing else in the world because it’s so rare in their world. Respect yourself, respect them, and accept … Continue reading
News Literacy 2018
Jay Rosen’s NYU School of Journalism’s News Literacy Project is an amazing service to all of us. The links and their analyses give us environmental scans and some helpful dives. As advertising revenue continues to decline, newsrooms are aggressively developing different … Continue reading
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Grad School is tough enough already
The Republican House of Representatives’ tax plan would transform “tough enough” into *impossible* for tens of thousands of graduate students who receive fellowships that allow them to study “for free.” (Of course these students also usually teach as well, and … Continue reading
Transformative learning and student autonomy
No Contest co-founder Tierney Wisniewski has written a beautifully conceived and composed Master’s Thesis. Here’s the abstract. [I’ve added some paragraphing for ease of online reading, because abstracts by requirement are very, very fat.] Self-determination theory (SDT) is a well-established theory … Continue reading