Tag Archives: student-centered learning

Liberating Teachers

Posted on October 12, 2012 by victorrivero

How purposeful technology integration allows teachers to facilitate deep, individualized learning for all students. GUEST COLUMN | by Bridgette Wagoner and Matt Nelson In spite of having nearly 1,600 iPads in a 1:1 setting, the Waverly-Shell Rock Community School District … Continue reading →

Posted in Columnists, Trends | Tagged 1 to 1 iPad school, CDW-G 21st-Century Classroom Report, student-centered learning, teachers integrating technology, technology integration into classrooms, Waverly-Shell Rock, wireless LAN | 1 Comment

Trends | No Child Held Back

Posted on October 25, 2011 by victorrivero

Here’s a fresh take to an old problem: instead of an emphasize on No Child Left Behind, how about No Child Held Back? What if we focused on helping all children reach their maximum potential instead of just reducing failure rates? That’s exactly … Continue reading →

Posted in Trends | Tagged education reform, No Child Held Back, No Child Left Behind, online learning, student-centered learning, technology solution providers, technology solutions | Leave a comment

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