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Hacking Digital Learning Strategies: 10 Ways to Launch EdTech Missions in Your Classroom by Shelly Sanchez Terrell offers specific lesson plans for integrating technology and engaging students in real-world activities. This book has everything you need including cautions that can help you avoid unexpected problems. Every school should grab a copy to pass around. Then get one for each teacher.
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Moonshots In Education: Launching Blended Learning in the Classroom by Esther Wojcicki (Woj), Lance Izumi, et. al. explains how technology can be blended with more traditional teaching methods to allow students to have some control of their learning content, style, place, time, and pace. It shines a light on innovative schools and countries, and generally ineffective teacher training. This belongs in every school and every parent’s hands.
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Eight Incredible Online Tools to Check Your Grammar by Paul Bates provides quick introductions to popular tools that can make almost anyone a better writer. From students to teachers, anyone who writes at all should check them out. Thanks, Paul.
I Want To Live/Study in Canada. What Are My Options? by Danielle Ward explains why you might want to consider heading North for your college education. Most Americans will find Canada an easy place to adapt to and an enjoyable environment to live in.
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