Students are far more likely to tune into a video than read a block of text. Blame it on TikTok or YouTube, but attention ...

As I was scrolling through my X feed the other day, I stumbled on a great thread by @heyrobinai about using ChatGPT for ...

Students use AI and many of them probably use it more often and more confidently than we do. For some teachers, that’s scary.

AI can do amazing things for your teaching. Even the AI skeptics among us know this damn well. Those petty fears that AI will ...

Music education is an area where AI can genuinely make a difference. From composition and theory to practice and lesson ...

New to the concept of holistic education? Let me tell you this: while the term gained traction in the 1980s, especially after the release of “The Holistic Curriculum” by John P. Miller, the actual ...

6. Magic Eraser Canva’s Magic Eraser is a powerful tool that allows users to easily remove unwanted elements from photos. It works by simply brushing over the object, and the area around it will be ...

The intellectual framework provided by Howard Gardner has been pivotal in bringing the conversation around individual learning preferences to the forefront. Agree or disagree, the theory has ...

The way it works is simple and easy: you upload your documents to NotebookLM and then engage with them through a built-in chat interface. You can ask questions about the content, explore methodologies ...

1. Expands Vocabulary Reading aloud to children significantly expands their vocabulary, as research by Beck et al. (2002) and De Temple & Snow (2003) supports. Massaro’s study further illuminates this ...

In today’s blog post, we will share with you examples of Bloom’s Taxonomy questions. This post is a part of a series exploring Bloom’s Taxonomy, and I invite you to also check out my other posts on ...