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Ed Chair Talk
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Education Table Talk is a fast-paced education talk radio show dedicated to informing and invigorating our audience with issues critical to PreK-12 Education. Are you interested in learning about technology, standards, early childhood, and more? Then you’ve found the right place!
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Museums are no dinosaur! Museums and New Instructional Resources
May 2015, Museums are no dinosaur! Museums and New Instructional Resources  We’ve all experienced the museum as a place to go as a member of an elementary class or on a stormy weekend day. In the internet age, museums have an audience far beyond those who walk through the doors. Museums…
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Play to Learn Part 1: Educational Games as Mainstream Instructional Resources
April 2015, Play to Learn Part 1: Educational Games as Mainstream Instructional Resources It is a quite common thing to say that anything that requires work is “not all fun and gamesâ€. Students often use this phrase to describe learning both in and out of the classroom. Parents responding…
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Education Canaries: Can Data Rich Systems Predict and Prevent Failure?
March 2015, Education Canaries: Can Data Rich Systems Predict and Prevent Failure? One of the significant promises of big data in education is to predict and prevent student failure. Of course we want to see learners succeed and data can help us with that as well, however, catching students…
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Summative Assessment Reformation: Blurring the line between learning and testing
Re-forming Summative Assessments: Blurring the line between learning and testing We will explore the following questions: What does a learning environment look like where learning and assessment are seamlessly integrated? What are the benefits and issues with this approach? Does this require...
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Re-forming Summative Assessments
January 2015, Re-forming Summative Assessments: Blurring the line between learning and testing What if we could make that timeless question ‘Will this be on the test’ irrelevant? In today’s mainstream educational system we clearly differentiate between assessment and learning. Even when…
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Where Art Thou: Moving From STEM To STEAM
Where Art Thou?: Moving from STEM to STEAMSTEM is all the rage and rightly so. The skills our children need to learn regardless of their profession incorporate the skills that are taught in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics classes. With the emphasis on these studies one has to...
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Moving from STEM to STEAM
December 2014, Where Art Thou?: Moving from STEM to STEAM STEM is all the rage and rightly so. The skills our children need to learn regardless of their profession incorporate the skills that are taught in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics classes. With the emphasis on these…
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Education Research to Guide Product Development
November 2014, More Than Just A Good Idea: Education Research to Guide Product Development Ideas abound for new teaching methodologies, and curriculum, and each claims to be innovative and effective. Governments throughout the world fund a wealth of research into educational strategies and...
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School Is Where Your Brain Is: The Home-School Connection
School is Where Your Brain is: The Home-School Connection  Historically, learning took place throughout all aspects of a child’s life. Maybe not traditionally, maybe it’s in the distant past with the advent of school, but many made an assumption that that is where learning takes place as...
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On The Make: Moving to Active Learning through Design and Creation
  Active learning is hard to leave in the classroom… if compelling, learners recount and rethink what they learned long after the lesson ends. The Maker movement embraces a “hands on, minds on†approach that links the tactile nature of learning with building and knowledge. This episode of...
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Standards, Standards, Everywhere: The Technical Side to Education Standards
When someone mentions standards in education most people assume they are referring to curriculum or instructional standard. Get ready to delve into the world of technical standards that serve as the foundation of our digital offerings. We’ll take a look at a wide variety of such standards and...
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Big Publishers: Can the Spanish Armada transform into the British Fleet?
Big Publishers: Can the Spanish Armada transform into the British Fleet? Can big publishers change enough to address how today’s students learn, educator’s teach, and shifting business models associated with both? In the US textbook market we have three very large players. Big publishers have...
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Privacy, Anonymity, and Instruction
Privacy today looks very different than it did 20 years ago… and the drive toward more personalized instruction from students, parents, and educators challenges privacy even further. Is it possible to build barriers to thwart data thieves and support general anonymity while providing educators...
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Science Education: The Next Generation
April 2014 — Science Education: The Next Generation What does it take to implement a science standard at a national level? National scale standards in the US level have been controversial and the science standards are no different. The Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) have taken an...
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Science Education: The Next Generation
Science Education: The Next Generation What does it take to implement a science standard at a national level? National scale standards in the US level have been controversial and the science standards are no different. The Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) have taken an inventive approach…
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Putting the ‘Person’ in Personalized
March 2014 — Putting the 'Person' in Personalized Our education system is a one size fits some environment. What happens as we move towards personalized learning and what opportunities are available for educators, administrators, students and parents? Personalized learning has been constructed...
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Putting the 'Person' in Personalized
Addressing the needs of every learner:Â Putting the 'person'Â in personalized Today, our education system is a one size fits some environment. What happens as we move towards personalized learning and what opportunities are available for educators, administrators, students and parents?…
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Betting on 1:1 Odds: Will one tablet solve our education headaches?
Join us Wednesday, February 19th at 11:00am PT/2:00 PM ET at The Table for a lively and uncensored discussion on the topic Betting on 1:1 Odds: Will one tablet solve our education headaches? Guests at The Table: Elliot Soloway - Professor, Dept. of EECS, College of Engineering, Univ. of...
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Education Table Talk is a fast-paced education talk radio show dedicated to informing and invigorating our audience with issues critical to PreK-12 Education. Are you interested in learning about technology, standards, early childhood, and more? Then you’ve found the right place!
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