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"The Americas Society and Council of the Americas invited me to discuss the role of social media in education with experts and leaders dedicated to advancing and shaping the political, economic, social and cultural agendas of the Western Hemisphere. The purpose was to take what works in New York City and bring it to other education systems. To follow are some ideas I shared that global leaders can bring back to their countries ..." 
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"I believe, in this digital era, the role of teachers has become more crucial than ever ..."
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"It wasn’t long ago that a tech specialist’s role in schools was to fix the white board when it broke. But today, as technology begins to permeate the classroom (think 1:1 programs), tech specialists must not only fix what’s broken, but understand how to smartly integrate tech in the classroom as well..."
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"Trent Batson is President and CEO for the Association for Authentic, Experiential, and Evidence-Based Learning. In this interview by Jennifer Sparrow, Batson discusses the value and role of e-portfolios..."
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"When kids can get their lessons from the Internet, what's left for classroom instructors to do? ..."
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"Almost 800 business, engineering, education, and health services students completed a fairly typical plagiarism survey. They were asked how strongly they agreed with a statement defining plagiarism as copying text and inserting it in a paper without citing the source ..."
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"With the proliferation of mobile technology, our ability to access information has increased, dramatically changing the practice of teaching. Comparing the two scenarios, the circumstances couldn't be more different ..."
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"Communities are built on consensus: they tolerate difference and thrive on diversity, but only within limits. Stretch them too far and there will be a break..." Via juandoming
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