How to Make Memorable Conversation When Networking – The Muse: Science says so.
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Monthly Archives: April 2015
Librarian Creates Site for Teachers to Earn Digital Badges for New Skills – The Digital Shift
Even teachers need a little acknowledgment for learning new skills, according to library media specialist Laura Fleming. Through her site, Worlds of Learning, Fleming is offering teachers at her school and beyond the opportunity to earn digital badges—honors that can be posted online—for mastering digital literacy in various areas, from QR codes to video editing.
Source: www.thedigitalshift.com
11 Easy Ways to Increase Happiness at Work | The Savvy Intern by YouTern
How do we stay happy at work? What is the key to making each day fulfilling, and going home feeling good about our work… and ourselves?
For advice…
Source: www.youtern.com
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Creating A Beautiful Classroom Infographic in A Matter of Minutes
Lego Mindstorms: A History of Educational Robots
Coding in the Classroom: A Long-Overdue Inclusion
By promoting code literacy, schools could improve education equity, offer inclusion for students with ASD, improve STEM proficiency, and build neuroplasticity associated with multilingual education.
Source: www.edutopia.org
Five-Minute Film Festival: Teaching Kids to Code
For teachers interested in incorporating coding and computer programming into the curriculum, VideoAmy has collected a variety of inspiring videos and helpful resources in this Five-Minute Film Festival.
Source: www.edutopia.org
Computational thinking an essential skill for next-generation — Jessica Tan
APRIL 21 — Over the past few decades, technology has radically transformed how we work and play. Automation has changed entire industries and the Internet has revolutionised the way we access information and make decisions. The imminent reality is
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Math program teaches computational thinking
High-school students in 10 schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District are learning math via data science. The program — funded by a $12.5 million National Science Foundation grant — includes lessons about data collection, computer programming and data-questioning strategies.
Source: www.smartbrief.com
9 surprising career tips you need ASAP
Confidence could be a bad thing, but getting fired could be good for your career.
Source: fortune.com
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