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In continuation of last week’s article, Part 1: 44 Smart Ways to Use Smartphones in Class, here is a new list of thirty-six additional ideas to help leverage the power of these tech gadgets in the learning environment. In this blog post, I have attempted to avoid any redundancies, and I sincerely hope my endeavors were successful. Please join me in helping educators everywhere creatively use smartphones by contributing any overlooked uses and supportive responses via this survey. The shared comments can easily be assessed by clicking this link.

Des interviews avec Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, et d'autres élites de la tech révèlent que les parents dans la Silicon Valley sont stricts avec l'utilisation de la technologie.
Un nouveau livre suggère que depuis plusieurs années, les signes avaient été clairs que l'utilisation du smartphone devrait être régulé.
Il y aurait pourtant une façon d'intégrer la tech en classe qui éviterait les effets négatifs.

Moving From Lecture to Learning remains at the top for another week. This post is essential for innovative educators looking forward to #backtoschool strategies that go beyond the lecture. Also at the top is a topic on every teacher’s mind as they prepare for #backtoschool. Classroom set up and design. This post looks at what various classroom designs are inviting students to do. 

Moving up this week is a post that looks beyond students getting the right answers and onto how they can ask better questions.  

Making it's way to the top for the first time is an ethical response guide for educators whose students request their friendship on Facebook.  

Also at the top is a post that asks teachers to consider if the professional development they provide or attend contains the five qualities that are necessary for success. Check out that post to see what those qualities are.

Rounding out the top is a post that provides strategies to get to the thinking faster with alternatives to note taking. 

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