Jobs That Didn't Exist 5 Years Ago. 12 Things That Will Disappear From Classrooms In The Next 12 Years - 12 Things That Will Disappear From Classrooms In The Next 12 Years by Terry Heick The classroom is changing because the world is changing.
That may not be as true as we’d like it to be–the pace of the change in education lags awkwardly behind what we see in the consumer markets. It could be argued that there’s been more innovation in churches and taxis than there’s been in libraries and schools, which is a special kind of crazy, but logical: “fields” that are dependent on consumer habits are far more vulnerable to disruption. Education, being more or less perma-funded by governments and misunderstood by the public, is more built to resist change. But that doesn’t mean change isn’t happening (e.g., flipped classrooms, BYOD, maker movement), and that more isn’t on the way. Whole Class Instruction/Direct Instruction In what universe does standing up in front of 30 people to “teach” something make any sense?
Personalized learning and whole class instruction are enemies. Letter Grades Tests. Start het schooljaar eens op een 21e eeuwse manier! Leerlingen leren kennen en leerlingen elkaar laten leren kennen is elk jaar weer één van de leuke activiteiten die een docent aan het begin van het jaar mag doen.
Er zijn ontzettend veel voorbeelden van hoe je dit kunt doen en de meeste docenten zullen zo hun eigen voorkeuren hierin ontwikkeld hebben. Misschien is het wel eens tijd voor wat nieuws en tijd voor iets dat wat beter past bij de huidige leerlingen. Het zichzelf laten voorstellen door leerlingen kan tegenwoordig namelijk ook op een ‘21st Century Skills‘ manier, ofwel door vaardig gebruik te maken van moderne informatie en communicatie technologie.
En zo ben ik van plan het te gaan doen met mijn nieuwe mentorklas komend schooljaar. Ik ga ze direct confronteren met een keuze, ofwel ik ga ze direct betrekken bij hun eigen leerproces. Ik heb nog geen definitieve keuze gemaakt met betrekking tot hoeveel mogelijkheden ik ga aanbieden en welke maar voor collega’s die dit ook willen gaan doen zijn dit mijn voorlopige suggesties: EduMedia – Science in action! Project Nayuki: All pages. HYPER-REALITY. Pindex. The World Bank DataBank. Het Archief voor Onderwijs. Juan Enriquez: Your online life, permanent as a tattoo. Khanacademy. 100 Important Google Drive Tips for Teachers and Students. Google Drive provides a streamlined, collaborative solution to writing papers, organizing presentations and putting together spreadsheets and reports.
But besides the basic features, there are lots of little tricks and hacks you can use to make your Google Docs experience even more productive. Here are 100 great tips for using the documents, presentations and spreadsheets in Google Docs. 60 Ways Math Teachers Can Use Google Classroom - Teacher Tech. Use Minecraft to teach math. These 15 Fascinating History Sites Make the Past Come Alive. It is difficult to make sense of time isn’t it?
Then let’s pause and reflect how utterly impossible it is to do the same with 5000 years of recorded human history. The mind boggles at the thought. Right now, even the birth of the Internet seems ages ago. The Sumerians captured history in their own way, and we in the digital age are doing it with bits and bytes. A single genome is spilling the beans on what our ancestors were up to thanks to The Human Genome Project. As they prove – history was never dull. Histography Sounds, animations, and visuals.
The timeline helps you understand the cascading impact of related events on the world. The Digital Vaults This vast storehouse of historical digital artifacts records the major (and minor) events is for public access. Browse the digital records for educational fun or browse seriously for research. A History of The World The BBC takes a different approach to exploring history. Museo Gallileo Show Me Show me “everything.” History Explorer Mission US. Nl.khanacademy.