Professor Gura
Content Items for My Graduate Education Classes. Much of this I write personally for my students to provide needed perspective on the state of Instructional Technology AND Contemporary Education. I'm currently teaching for Touro College (Integrating Technology for School Leaders) and New York Institute of Technology; I've taught for Fordham, Lehigh, and others in the past.
Tuesday, June 30, 2020
RESOURCES: Storytelling with KIBO: Meeting Early Literacy Milestones with Robotics
WEBINAR Resources...
In our inaugural Educator’s Guide, 90 pages of rich and riveting
robotics, coding, and real-world relevant learning—featuring exclusive
interviews with leaders in the field.
KIBO Sound Record/Playback Module Tip - KIBO Harmonizes! (YouTube)
Sunday, March 29, 2020
A Remote Learning “What to Do – How to Do It” Motherlode of Free Resources for the COVID-19 Shift to Online School
A Remote
Learning
“What to Do – How to Do It”
Motherlode of Free Resources
(started 3/25/2020)
“What to Do – How to Do It”
Motherlode of Free Resources
(started 3/25/2020)
In response to the COVID-10 Crisis school
migration to remote (online) teaching and learning, providers of digital
resources, seemingly unanimously, made a phenomenal effort to reach out to
educators everywhere offering access to a very broad range of items to support
teachers make the shift.
This outreach effort to offer resources showed up (and continues to do
so) in my email In Box. As an observer of the state and trajectory of Education
and EdTech, after a few days of this (sorry, I deleted a good deal after
absorbing the offers) I decided to “collect” them as a way to better overserve
and understand what’s going on. I think that this tidal wave of offers for free resources reflects a gamut of motivations – some providing organizations, no doubt, have truly been altruistic and others self-serving, seeing this as a business opportunity… and, no doubt, too, everything in between.
What follows are 15 pages of items – these are all actual offers but they are not organized in any way calculated to facilitate choosing from among them. I offer this as my way of relaying an opportunity and demonstrating a ‘tip of the iceberg’ snapshot of a current phenomenon in order to appreciate its scope. Click link below:
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P.S. As these items are all taken directly from my email In Box, I assume writing about them is fine with the originating organizations – contact me to remove any of your materials if you feel the need, though.
CLICK>>> https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NxeFycr42_MDds4qcWxELsN8w3x2XPSm/view?usp=sharing
Sunday, November 10, 2019
News Items for Integrating Technology for School Leaders....
653 Students... some fresh news items of relevance and interest to our course " Integrating Technology for School Leaders"
Relating to our discussion "Drowning in a Sea Of Digital Instructional Resources:...
Teachers
don't have enough time to create every lesson from scratch. Sometimes it's
best to leverage the expertise of others who've perfected their lessons
over time, and adapt and modify them as needed. Whether you're looking for
step-by-step instructions or interactive activities, these sites curate some of
the top lesson plans from experts in the field. Check out our list for
websites that provide lesson plans for all subjects: ELA, math, science, social
studies, art, social and emotional learning, and more.
Relating to our ongoing discussion about EdTech Professional Development for Teachers...
Relating to our ongoing discussion about determining Instructional Needs (Problems)...
Oct 30, 2019 - NAEP 2019: Reading scores drop for US students, with mixed math results. Mississippi sees the most improvement at the state level, with the schools chief joking other low-performing states can no longer say "Thank God for Mississippi." ... This year's NAEP results also mirror the demographic changes ..
General EdTech Leadership Interest...
Ninety-nine percent of
school districts have implemented digital learning, up from 30% in 2013, before
the federal E-rate program was overhauled, according to a report from the
nonprofit EducationSuperHighway. Data shows that in 2013, 22,958 schools lacked
the infrastructure to support digital learning but, in 2019, that number
dropped to 743.
Relating to our discussion "Drowning in a Sea Of Digital Instructional Resources:...
20 top edtech tools for the
classroom
|
Relating to our ongoing discussion about EdTech Professional Development for Teachers...
Report: Investments in
teacher PD pay off T.H.E. Journal
4 tips for effective teacher PD
Here are four key points that should be top of mind when administrators create PD programs for their teachers. Everything you need to know about PD |
Relating to our ongoing discussion about determining Instructional Needs (Problems)...
NAEP 2019: Reading scores drop for US students, with mixed ...
https://www.educationdive.com › news › naep-2019-reading-scores-drop-f...
General EdTech Leadership Interest...
US students show low-to-medium tech skills.
A 12-country international study shows just because students grow up with digital devices doesn't ...
A 12-country international study shows just because students grow up with digital devices doesn't ...
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