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Now educators must think critically about how to use these transformational tools to help students learn
There is evidence both to explain and complicate the “fadeout effect”
New book argues it’s not the tools we use but the values we hold that make the difference in education
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New book argues it’s not the tools we use but the values we hold that make the difference in education
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Now educators must think critically about how to use these transformational tools to help students learn
There is evidence both to explain and complicate the “fadeout effect”
To the chagrin of professionals who dedicate careers to complex solutions, sometimes the simplest intervention is the most effective
Education leaders reveal a clear double standard by insisting students should be in school while making little effort to keep schools open
The distinction between what is true and what we remember complicates the work of education
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