Tag Archives: differentiated instruction

Cool Tool | MobyMax

Posted on May 9, 2013 by victorrivero

MobyMax is a free web-based learning tool that includes a complete K-8 differentiated and adaptive curriculum for Math, Language, Vocab, and Fact Fluency built on common core standards. With the help of diagnostic placement tests, MobyMax creates a unique lesson … Continue reading →

Posted in Cool Tools | Tagged adaptive curriculum, differentiated instruction, Glynn Willett, MobyMax, Wade Willett, we-based learning tools | Leave a comment

Let’s Re-imagine Career and Technical Education

Posted on November 20, 2012 by victorrivero

Today’s students need both academic and career preparation to succeed GUEST COLUMN | by Pete Findley For the first time in generations, students are finding themselves with an education but without a job. As our schools try to readjust to … Continue reading →

Posted in Trends | Tagged ACTE, Association for Career and Technical Education, career and technical education, CTE, differentiated instruction, digital natives, technology in schools, value of technology in education | 1 Comment

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Cool Tool | MobyMax

Let’s Re-imagine Career and Technical Education

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