Spread the loveWhen an educator ascends to the leadership ranks, their level of responsibility increases exponentially. It is true, heavy is the head that wears the crown. For many, it is the ultimate professional test, coming with lots of benefits and a few drawbacks. They quickly find themselves going from making 50-75 decisions a day to possibly hundreds of decisions with varying degrees of complexity. What if there was a way for them to make the right decision over 90 percent of the time? But what’s the catch? No catch, it just involves the use of artificial intelligence. We predict […]

Spread the loveIf incorporated correctly, edtech can be used to create an engaging and efficient learning environment. However, if misused, edtech can shine a light on the inequalities in our education system.  This article will discuss 5 steps that you can follow to ensure inclusive technology for all learners in your classroom.  Step 1 – Vision  Suppose your aim is to provide each student in your class with equal opportunities for educational technology. In that case, you will need to have a vision of what you want your lessons to look like and what technology is required.  For example, you […]

Spread the loveIt is not right to impose education policies on students and teachers alike without consulting them. Educators, in particular, have the right and deserve to take part in the policy-making process. It is illogical if people preparing education policies are those who have little or no hands-on experience with the prevalent conditions in our schools. The educators, working daily within the system and familiar with the needs and problems of this field, are the ones possessing the best practical knowledge to address and deal with those needs and problems. This makes it necessary that educators are involved and […]