Mike Tholfsen sur Twitter : "For teaching, for learning - #OneNote #edtech #edchat @msonenote @Microsoft_EDU. OneNote in Education & Related News. 7 nuevas formas de aprender sin coste para el... - Jean-Charles. 7 nuevas formas de aprender sin coste para el individuo conectado. What Does Teaching Creativity Look Like? - Education. Do you see yourself as a creative person? Our current standardized approach to teaching and learning tends to slot students students into silos—art-school types on one side and analytical thinkers on the fast track to law school on the other—so our society has a pretty limited understanding of what being creative actually means and what it looks like across disciplines.
Creativity expert Michael Michalko, author of Creative Thinkering: Putting Your Imagination to Work has developed a list of 12 things most people aren't taught in school—but should be—about creativity. Michalko writes on his blog at Psychology Today that the most important thing students should be taught is that everyone "is born a creative, spontaneous thinker. " If students are told they're creative, they become creative, and start working to acquire the skills needed to express that creative identity. Perhaps the most important entry on Michalko's list is his last point, that "creativity is paradoxical. " Education Week. Play It Forward: New Xbox Games for Learning. Readers of this blog know that students are learning all the time, whether or not they're in school. Indeed, the vast majority of learning happens outside of school -- in homes, playgrounds, workplaces and so on.
Play has a fundamental role in this learning, as great minds in education from Plato to Dewey, Piaget and Vygotsky have recognized over the years. In play, children explore their world, learn to interact with others and use their imaginations to discover ways to understand and predict the connections between actions and their consequences in the world. For young children, these play interactions provide the training wheels of scientific reasoning and language acquisition, which most early childhood educators use in one form or another to encourage their healthy development.
Developmental Experiences Kinect embodies "playful learning" in a portfolio of experiences which changes the relationship between children and the tools they learn with: television, books and games. Reflection. E-LEARNING-INCLUSIVO. Apprendre. How can learning be made more social. Thotcursus. Education & numérique. Tice2010.
Educationalwikis » home. Study: Social networks may subvert 'digital divide' Social networks like Facebook and MySpace have reputations as time-sucking procrastination tools, but a new study from the University of Minnesota says au contraire. Social networks build beneficial technological, creative, and communication skills, the study says, leading the researchers to actually describe social networks with the adjective "educational. " Who knew? "What we found was that students using social networking sites are actually practicing the kinds of 21st century skills we want them to develop to be successful today," Christine Greenhow, a learning technologies researcher from the school's College of Education and Human Development, said in a release Friday. Data from the study came from teenagers ages 16 to 18 in about a dozen urban high schools in the Midwest.
"Students are developing a positive attitude towards using technology systems, editing and customizing content and thinking about online design and layout," Greenhow continued.