the Awesome Highlighter

A new book asserts that students who have grown up with constant access to mobile technologies learn—and need to be taught—differently.   remove

“But I also look at the little ‘i’ as reflecting the individualized culture—reflecting our needs and desires.”   remove

Rosen said teenagers’ desire for individualized experiences is something they expect will carry over into their education.   remove

“More than any other generation, they are pleading, ‘Engage me,’ … because to sit and listen and do one thing for long periods is so foreign to their daily lives.”   remove