Join us in celebrating the exceptional talents in UWyo's College of Education who have received prestigious awards, grants, fellowships, and professorships, shaping the future of education. Let's give them a standing ovation! 🎓👏 #UWyoCoEd#WyomingEducation#UniversityofWyoming
#ISTELive is just around the corner, and we know that you might have questions about #esports - so the #ISTECommunityLeaders have answers!
🎧Check out the latest episode of #TheEdge -- and don't forget to subscribe and follow: https://t.co/Ehev0ajF9Q
The last day of elem. science methods means exploring our science teacher identities and what it will take to be great teachers of science with @mktechteach and designing our own identity-driven worlds for Mario Kart @UWyoCoED#promisingteachers
Tiffany Hunt, a #UWyoCoEd associate lecturer, and Andey Robins, a graduate student in the UW Department of Computer Science, recently published a new Amazon Alexa Skill designed to help educators better understand and support children.
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In a not so surprising turn of events, researchers found that remote learning wasn't the main cause of "learning loss." In fact, the causes of so-called "learning loss" were much more complex and likely entwined. https://t.co/Bnej5msRCK #edtech#remotelearning
Look what arrived in the mail today! So excited to tell the story of contesting skills-based instruction through a multiliteracies pedagogy integrated with engineering in a first-grade classroom with @salemmetzger and @HCarlone!
The Journal of #Games, Self, & Society explores #games and their contribution to learning.
Ahead of Vol. 3's release, here’s a look back at a study by @MatthewFarber, @mktechteach, Letha Mellman and Xun Yu examining how #gamedesign amplifies teen genius: https://t.co/MDHNUGxPOA
Is now a good time to propose a 4-day week for students to free up the fifth day for teachers to plan, prepare, collaborate, and professionally develop? Let's build a better system. #Edchat
Rather than worry about “learning loss” we should be worried about how to teach effectively w/ students in rows of desks 3-6 ft apart with masks on and limited social interactions...because that is what the 2021-2022 school year will look like #edchat#k12#edutwitter#education