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theeduflaneuse.com
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| | | | | Boys' education, including issues in boys' achievement in schooling, is a field of its own. Education policy and media narratives since the 1990s have emphasised boys' underachievement in schooling (Moreau & Brownhill, 2017). Hickey and Mooney (2017) note that there has been a 'crisis of masculinity' discourse in education, with media and policy fuelling social... | |
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katielmartin.com
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| | | | | When ChatGPT started making it mainstream, I showed my two kids who are in middle school a news clip of how some teachers were using it in their classrooms and how some were banning it. They asked some questions, and we discussed how they might use it. Then we tested out how it could help When ChatGPT started making it mainstream, I showed my two kids who are in middle school a news clip of how some teachers were using it in their classrooms and how some were banning it. They asked some questions, and we... | |
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fpdatcod.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Short(er) Reads Universal Design for Assessment - Teachers Going Gradeless (8 min read)Lee Ann's piece, Universal Design for Assessment, reminds us of the individuality of students. All students have their own strengths and challenges and the way we choose to assess can favor groups with particular skill sets. Giving students choices in how they show... | |
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www.intechopen.com
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| | | This chapter will explore considerations for the adoption of grading contracts with the possible addition of the mechanics of game design, game-based learning, or gamification. The motivation for this approach is to ensure equity and inclusion in the classroom by creating a compassionate environment to enhance student engagement and learning. When introduced in the appropriate way, teachers can track students' progress without the imposition of the added stress and fear that conventional assessment practices engender. Sometimes referred as "ungrading," the adoption of these strategies prioritizes the progress of each individual student and re-envisions learning as a series of achievements that students complete and level-up to take on a series of successive ... | ||
