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5月25日 Microsoft Education Community BlogNur weil ich selber gerade drüber gestolpert bin, vielleicht für manch’ einen ganz interessant, der Education Community Blog der von den Kollegen in Redmond gepflegt wird. Hier gibt es sämtlich Infos über Semblio, LCDS, Outlook Live (live@edu), SLK, Windows 7 “XP Mode” und andere interessante Tools für den Bildungsbereich. Gerade auch für Techies und IT Pros bestimmt von Interesse! 5月8日 Zukunftsfähig durch Bildung – Zukunftsvermögen Bildung
Thema: in der Krise die Weichen für bessere Bildung stellen!
Zu den Studien: 5月4日 Neue Unterrichtsmethoden & dramatische Lernerfolge! Innovative Lehrkräfte zeigen den Weg!
“Based on the latest neuroscientific research, short sharp lessons are interspersed with an entirely different activity and repeated at regular intervals. And high-speed learning is proving far more effective in helping children improve their concentration – and their grades – than conventional lessons.” Paul Kelley, the charismatic head of Monkseaton, has been trialling spaced learning for the past two years and is convinced that it will be widely applied in schools across the country. 'There's an old saying, "It takes a village to bring up a child." I believe it takes a society to educate one. We are living in exciting times, and improvements in education won't come from government targets or even more exams. I believe that education will be improved not by political decisions or conventional wisdom, but by scientific research of this sort. The brain can process much more, much faster than we give it credit for.' Wahrlich interessant und ich glaube Paul Kelly hat hier einen sehr validen Punkt!!! Professor Stephen Heppel (education policy adviser and professor of new media innovations at the University of Bournemouth) bringt es auf den Punkt: 'When teachers do things differently, the alternative is always better and more successful than traditional methods, because the earlier model of education wasn't built around the best way children can learn, but the best way to organise learning.' HIER geht’s zum Artikel (Wann war eigentlich nochmal genau die Kreidezeit?) |
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