TeachOntario Professional Learning Series session with Trevor MacKenzie. With the abundance of information and knowledge at our student's fingertips, the inquiry-based learning teaching model is making a resurgence amongst educators around the world. Mr. MacKenzie will walk you through several inquiry models beginning with a teacher
Gamification Hamilton elementary teacher Adele Stanfied believes in the power of technology and game-based learning to enhance learning in the classroom.
(National Research Council, July 2012) By: Peter Skillen "The principal activities of brains are making changes in themselves."--Marvin L. Minsky (from The Society of Mind, 1986) I want students to be busy building their own minds. As an educator, this is my main goal. I want students to be in charge of their own
Posted by Emile Ferlisi in Effective Teaching and Learning in the Digital Age - @HCTLLP on Oct 27, 2015 7:08:35 AM With the unavoidable increase of technology in the classroom and seemingly never ending opportunities for PD that go along with it, digital citizenship has emerged as a bona fide buzz topic. Indeed, I think I have seen
Minds On mPower is a fun and innovative online game-based resource that builds problem-solving, critical thinking and math skills for students K-6. Designed and developed in partnership with Ontario students and educators, mPower is: Ontario curriculum-based & supports the development of global competencies Learner-centric:
