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Efficacy in Digital Learning

A Principal's Reflections

Applying this concept to digital learning can go a long way to solidifying the use of technology as an established practice, not just a frill or add-on. Once an overall vision for digital learning is firmly in place you can begin to work on the structures and supports to ensure success. This brings me back to efficacy.

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Closing the digital use divide with active and engaging learning

eSchool News

Passive learning, on the other hand, means students passively receive information–for example, students might use a Chromebook to take a test or submit assignments in a learning management system.

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Measuring Impact with the Digital Practice Assessment (DPA)

A Principal's Reflections

We then leverage evidence-based rubrics to observe leadership and instructional practices while collecting artifacts to provide evidence of effective digital learning and innovative professional practice. As a Future Ready Schools coalition partner , ICLE can scale services to support a district's digital transformation.

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Four Lessons from Future Ready Districts

Digital Promise

The Future Ready movement – an initiative spearheaded by the U.S. These regional summits are designed to help school district leaders design and implement digital learning and teaching strategies to set students up to succeed in today’s increasingly tech-enabled world. Set priorities.

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Elevating Innovation: Conference Reflections and Takeaways from Educators

Digital Promise

Abigail Thompson, Digital Learning Coach, Kansas City, Missouri “Students have more choice with their dinner than education.” In my coaching practices, I am beginning to share these essential components of student-led learning with my teachers so together we can unwrap how to improve this practice in our classrooms.

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3 easy ways to get students future ready

eSchool News

Change is inevitable, and while it’s important to design lessons with an end result in mind, it’s difficult to prepare students for a future that doesn’t exist yet. In the recent edWebinar, “ The Future Ready Challenge: Improve Student Outcomes in 18 Weeks ,” hosted by edWeb.net , Dr. L. Next page: The last future ready tip).

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6 educator predictions about teaching and learning in 2025

eSchool News

AI, digital learning tools, and personalized supports have become central to the classroom. –Rebecca Bergstrom, Induction Coordinator, Adams 12 Five Star Schools In 2025 we will continue to see a shift toward learning opportunities that allow students to make real change in their communities.

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