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Teaching Strategies

How to Teach Students Historical Inquiry Through Media Literacy And Critical Thinking

By Katrina Schwartz, Bay Curious March 24, 2019
Podcast

Can Online Learning Level the AP Playing Field for Rural Students?

By Jackie Mader, The Hechinger Report March 6, 2018
Podcast

A Better Way to Study Through Self-Testing and Distributed Practice

By Claudia Wallis, The Hechinger Report November 22, 2017
Teaching Strategies

Schools Let Students Take Laptops Home In Hopes Of Curbing ‘Summer Slide’

By Mollie Simon June 27, 2017
Teaching Strategies

How Teacher-Created Free Online Resources Are Changing the Classroom

By Katrina Schwartz, Bay Curious July 11, 2016
Podcast

Four Inventive Games That Show Us the Future of Learning

By MindShift November 26, 2015
Teaching Strategies

For the Hesitant Teacher: Leveraging the Power of Minecraft

By Katrina Schwartz, Bay Curious September 28, 2015
Podcast

Feeling Alone as the Opportunity Gap Widens for Kids

By Holly Korbey March 20, 2015
Podcast

Why Trust Is A Crucial Ingredient in Shaping Independent Learners

By Katrina Schwartz, Bay Curious November 4, 2014
The MindShift Guide to Digital Games and Learning

Using Games for Learning: Practical Steps to Get Started

By Jordan Shapiro September 5, 2014
The MindShift Guide to Digital Games and Learning

Video Games and the Future of the Textbook

By Jordan Shapiro August 15, 2014
The MindShift Guide to Digital Games and Learning

From Mars to Minecraft: Teachers Bring the Arcade to the Classroom

By Jordan Shapiro July 10, 2014
Podcast

Putting the World In Their Hands: Augmented Reality in the Classroom

By MindShift July 4, 2014
Podcast

What Will It Take for iPads to Upend Teaching and Learning?

By Katrina Schwartz, Bay Curious February 13, 2014

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