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Building Bridges Closing The Edtech Preparation Gap Thomas Murray with Lyn Hilt, Scott McLeod, J.D., Ph.D.
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According to our guests pre-service teachers, administrators, and universities are behind the education technology curve. This week's Edtech Chat discussed the challenges we face in bridging the gap between etdech possibilities and preparation.
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The Leadership Mandate: Close Ranks, Collaborate and Speak with One Voice Dan Domenech with Tom Genzel
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In this segment our guest details why it's more important now than ever, for public education advocates to close ranks, collaborate and speak with one voice.
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Changing Times The New Rules of Engagement: Reinventing Parental Involvement Tom Whitby and Nancy Blair, Joe Mazza
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Assessing the Game Can Video Games Really Meet Serious Learning Objectives? Andrew Miller and Terry Heick with Don Norton
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All games used in the classroom are not created equal. Some can meet serious learning objectives, some can't. In this segment we talk about what makes a great and effective instructional game.
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Myths and Misconceptions Do Kids Really Lose Their Early Love of Learning Or....? Tom Whitby and Nancy Blair, Justin Staub
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Second Thoughts Rethinking the Achievement Gap and Our Strategies for Closing It Gail Connelly with Freeman Hrabowski III
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In this segment our guest says that before we can close the achievement gap, we need to rethink our understanding of it. Only after we truly comprehend the factors causing the gap are we prepared to think strategically about what role educators can realistically play in closing it.
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