Sentences with phrase «educational revolution»

We started the online educational revolution back in 1999.

This is just hypocrisy masked as educational revolution.

The question is whether teachers — still struggling with any number of debates on methods of teaching traditional «cognitive» subjects — will be as receptive as they should be to yet another educational revolution.

A new study out today discourages an educational revolution based on gaming and encourages adding promising features to games in schools including heightened use of explanative feedback in games and relevant pregame activities.

These first came out in the 1960s and»70s with the educational revolution, but they were then closed up because of the noise and visual distractions.

E-Learning carried with it the promise of an educational revolution, yet if we are not careful it will merely end up mirroring that which it set out to transform.

In no small part due to the educational revolution the city has experienced, Washington's business, economic and social landscape was transformed.

To President Bush, NASDC represented a major step toward an «educational revolution» that would «seek nothing less than a new generation of schools.»

They started last fall ready for an educational revolution.

ICTs are not an educational revolution per se; in some situations, their pedagogical usage lead to truly technologically - enhanced learning (TEL) situations, whereas in others, ICTs could relegate the learner to a passive spectator or low - interactivity user / consumer of multimedia content that limits the implementation of a socio - constructivist learning process based on a collaborative knowledge construction process.

I'm talking about an educational revolution, one that's happening around the country, centered on a new learning model called Social Emotional Learning (SEL).

Based on progressive principles, the vision of equipping students with skills and tools to succeed in the 21st century, New Tech High School has been at the helm of an educational revolution in Napa and beyond.

During an interview at a Chalkbeat breakfast event on Thursday, the CEO of Success Academy Charter Schools explained her evolution from what she described as an «FDR Democrat» who believed the traditional school system was flawed but could be improved to an outspoken critic trying to lead an educational revolution from the outside.