Exploring Engagement
The reciprocal relationship between student and teacher disengagement. http://www.karenhume.ca/engagement/
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The reciprocal relationship between student and teacher disengagement. http://www.karenhume.ca/engagement/
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Challenge
An introduction to the Challenge Section of Karen Hume's Tuned Out: Engaging the 21st Century Learner.
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- I am a former teacher, administrator and Student Success Leader. I write and speak about differentiated instruction, assessment for, as and of learning, evidence-based schools, and student and teacher engagement. My professional books are published by Pearson Canada.
My latest: Tuned Out: Engaging the 21st Century Learner.
www.karenhume.ca/tunedout
Karen Hume's Musings: Excerpts from my latest blog post
Why Technology Works - March 26, 2011
There’s nothing inherently magical about technology. As George Couros says in his blog post, “[It] is not about the tool, it’s about learning.”
Interactive whiteboards, iPads, and smartphones don’t automatically result in sustained engagement and increased student achievement. In fact, I suspect that stellar results coming from the use of a particular technology are still the exception rather than the rule in education. Nevertheless, since some teachers are getting stellar results, it’s worth considering what it is about technology that does sometimes boost student engagement and achievement. Read more....
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Why Differentiate?
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