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eSchool of the Month: Open High School of Utah

eSchool of the Month: Open High School of Utah

The winner of our June “eSchool of the Month” honor is Open High School of Utah (OHSU), a full-service virtual high school that serves students throughout Utah. OHSU serves 250…

Ten ideas for interactive teaching

Ten ideas for interactive teaching

While lecturing tends to be the easiest form of instruction, studies show that students absorb the least amount of information that way. Interactive teaching methods are an effective way to connect…

Students become ‘virtual virtuosos’ with the help of music composition software

Tylor Charoenpojana, an 18-year-old Virginia Beach, Va., senior with long blond-brown hair and tattoo-covered arms, comes to high school 20 minutes early each day—for fun. Charoenpojana is composing music in Fred…

Twitter chat hour reveals ed-tech insights

Twitter chat hour reveals ed-tech insights

Readers who follow us on Twitter are especially interested in new eLearning tools, mobile devices, and game-based learning strategies, as evidenced by the questions we received during our first live…

A step back for learning languages

New York is filled with people who either cannot speak English or who can speak nothing but, reports the New York Times.  Next week, students across the state will take…

Students automatically enrolled in AP classes

One Washington school district has taken a giant leap this year in pushing students to take college preparatory courses, the Huffington Post reports. Starting in fall 2010, all students in…

New Jersey district plans iPad-only algebra course

New Jersey district plans iPad-only algebra course

New Jersey’s Edison Township School District will be the first in the state to implement an entirely iPad-based Algebra 1 curriculum. The program will pilot the Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH) Fuse:…

Alliance calls for ‘deeper learning’ to better prepare students

Mere proficiency in regurgitating facts is not enough, the Alliance for Excellent Education (AEE) said in a policy brief released May 26: To be competitive in today’s complex society, students…

Short-throw projectors going ‘extreme’ in education

Not every classroom is a vast lecture hall. There are many small rooms in schools and colleges that serve as meeting spaces—confined areas where projectors must be placed just a…

Who needs a bulky textbook?

Who needs a bulky textbook?

Students at Clearwater High School in Pinellas County, Fla., don’t carry backpacks with bulky textbooks anymore: This school year, students traded in their math and English books, science workbook, and…






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