Learning process

The Learning Skills Pyramid: An Integrated Approach - Hands On Learning Solutions

SCHS ART- GARDZIEL

NeuroTracker is a brain training program for students with ADHD that is also used by athletes. It seeks to improve attention, executive function, working memory, and processing speed.

The Learning Pyramid is designed to illustrate how children learn and rate them hierarchically according to their effectiveness. The pyramid is made up of six different learning methods: Listen, Read, Observe, Practice, Do, Teach. These are the six ways humans learn. Modern schools have their students start at the bottom of the pyramid and progress

There was a time roughly 10 years ago or so...

What are the latest emerging trends in education? As trends to do, these are changing almost yearly. Consider how quiet iPads in the classroom have been recently, whereas three years ago they were going to replace teachers and were (unsarcastically) compared to magic. While mobile devices like the iPad can indeed parallel a kind of magic in the learning process, it obviously has to ‘fit’ into a progressive supporting ecology of assessment, curriculum, and instruction.

Critical thinking questions depend on what's being 'thought about,' but one universal example includes, 'How do I know what I think I know?'

Here are some of our top AI study assistants for students! From chatbots like ChatGPT to note-taking tools like Turbolearn, and research assistants like Elicit—these AI tools will supercharge your learning, streamline research, and help you stay organized. #EdTech #AI #StudentSuccess #LearningTools

21st Century Learning Comparison Curriculum Approaches % %

It's not as hard as you think

Shake Up Learning is 1 Year Old! I don’t normally post on Sunday, but today is a special day. Today is the one year anniversary of my blog Shake Up Learning. So much has happened in the last year, and I am so grateful for the people this blog has brought into my life. There have been so many surprises and blessings from entering the blogosphere. So today I wanted to share some reflections on my first year as a blogger, and offer some tips for educators who want to start a blog.

Utilizing the experiential learning cycle in the classroom helps students be more involved in their learning and is very simple to utilize in your classroom or at home.

What is project based learning? How can I implement it in my classroom? These are all questions I had just a few weeks ago that many of you may have...

10 Memorization Techniques to use in the Classroom

This post is about getting started with Design Thinking in an elementary school setting. Allow students to work together to solve authentic problems! Students will be highly engaged in this process!