A Bloom’s Revised Taxonomy Graphic by TeachThought Staff If you’re a TeachThought reader, you know that thought is at the core of our content–curiosity, critical thinking, self-direction, and play among other slivers of learning. This is especially true as it relates to teaching, learning, and technology. At the point where teaching, learning, and thinking overlap sits the concept…
This Bloom’s Digital Taxonomy mashes digital tasks like podcasting, blogging, networking, and bookmarking with the stalwart learning tool.
The Padagogy Wheel brings together in one chart several different domains of thinking with education apps for learning.
The Culture of Achievement is having a dangerous effect on education, focusing on easily quantifiable & measurable results: test scores.
The Big Picture Of Education Technology: The Padagogy Wheel by TeachThought Staff Teaching is a matter of design. That’s not new, but in an era of change and possibility, it’s more apparent now than ever. The SAMR model (which acts as a kind of continuum to reflect the possibilities of technology in learning) is a helpful…
Depth of Knowledge frameworks can be useful for planning curriculum, designing assessments, or making judgments about student reading, writing, and math.
For the Google Generation, information isn’t scarce, and knowing has the illusion of only being a search away.
There are (at least) 3 aspects of rigorous assessments: appropriateness, purpose, and promotion of understanding.
Measuring understanding might be the most complex thing teachers do. Unfortunately, PD gives little attention to making quality assessments.
What You Tweeted, Pinned, & Liked: TeachThought’s Most Shared Content Of 2013 2013 was a big step for us. Our team had taught in the classroom for years, but in terms of serving education with thinking and resources about teaching and learning, 2013 was our first full year after launching late in the summer of…
This graphic by teachbytes organizes different ideas for using pinterest in the classroom according to Bloom’s revised taxonomy.
Video games’ time in the public spotlight is usually brief, and tangled with discussions on children, violence, and Constitutional rights.
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