Minimalist Classroom Strategies to Set a Purpose This School Year with Christine Arnold – Easy EdTech Podcast 170
If you’re curious about how to put minimalist classroom strategies into action, then this episode is for you!
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If you’re curious about how to put minimalist classroom strategies into action, then this episode is for you!
Professor of sociology and author of Redefining Geek, Dr. Cassidy Puckett shares the five hidden habits of tech-savvy teens.
Ready to liven up your library programming? Hear tips from a new book, titled Liven Up Your Library, and connections to the ISTE Standards.
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Robotics and STEM educator Regena Landry discusses her journey with teaching coding to kids and how educators can get over a fear of coding.
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In this episode, you’ll hear from Jorge Valenzuela as he shares the what, why and how of computational thinking in
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