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Classrooms | Curriculum Strategy & Adoption | Teachers
When it comes to data, educators are storytellers. That’s not to say that teachers and principals “make-up” stories or tell “tall-tales” about data. Rather, educators often formulate and construct their knowledge about students and the related data in terms of stories. These data stories have all the hallmarks of any other story: main characters, plot, conflict, and setting. The main characters are students, the plot is their pathway to knowledge, the conflict is their struggle to learn, and the settings are the homes, classrooms, playgrounds, and schools where learning takes place.
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Blended Learning | Curriculum Strategy & Adoption | Education Elements | Virtual Learning
Come and visit us at the upcoming iNacol Virtual Schools Symposium in New Orleans October 21-24. We will be in Booth #108 in the exhibition hall and presenting at the following three sessions on Monday October 22nd. A Case Study in Blended Learning and an Opportunity to Design Your Own Case Monday October 22, 2012 10 am – 12 pm
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Innovative Leadership | School Districts
We are looking forward to participating in the Lexington Institute's Building 21st Century Catholic Learning Communities on October 16 in Washington DC. Our founder and CEO Anthony Kim is one of the confirmed speakers.
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Download slides from our latest webinar with America Achieves on Continuous Improvement.
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Education Elements would love to participate in SXSWedu this year with one of its five panel ideas that include a number of engaging and exciting topics related to blended learning. SXSW invites its community to cast votes on which panels they’d like to see in March 2013, and input from the greater SXSWedu community accounts for 30% of the decision-making process for SXSWedu programming in March 2013. Voting is open to the public until October 5, 2012. During this time period anyone with access to the Internet and an interest in SXSWedu can comment on a proposal and cast a vote for the sessions they wish to see at the event.
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