Future Ready

teaching future ready skills in the classroom using edtech tools

  1. Eduporium Weekly | School Leadership in the 21st Century

    Eduporium Weekly | School Leadership in the 21st Century

    Teachers get a lot of credit for molding Future Ready students, but it’s oftentimes the administrators who work tirelessly to provide teachers with whatever they need to help students excel. The right leadership approach, style, and team can go a long way in creating an innovative school and has an invaluable effect on preparing children for the future.

  2. Eduporium Weekly | Girls in STEM

    Eduporium Weekly | Girls in STEM

    Have you ever heard the phrase “bucking the trend?” It’s usually used when something in particular has been the status quo for a number of years and a group of dedicated individuals decides that they want to be a part of it instead of watching from the sidelines. When it comes to the number of girls who pursue CS careers, there’s always more we can do.

  3. Eduporium Weekly | Are You Future Ready?

    Eduporium Weekly | Are You Future Ready?

    It’s time to replace pencils and notebooks with programmable robots and problem-solving courses that focus on interactively developing an unrelenting desire to improve creativity and inquiry-based knowhow. Strategies tend to differ as there are lots of different considerations to take into account, like grade level, affordability and other things.

  4. Eduporium Weekly | Making a Career with Technical Education

    Eduporium Weekly | Making a Career with Technical Education

    College is traditionally considered to be the four years in which students are molded into the successful workers they will become and given the opportunity to practice their craft through hands-on classes, internships and co-ops. It’s becoming more and more common, however, that college is just the second stop on this train.

  5. Eduporium Weekly | How Kids Can Prepare For Future Careers

    Eduporium Weekly | How Kids Can Prepare For Future Careers

    It’s time to dive a bit deeper into the top STEAM careers of tomorrow—the most profitable tracks, the skills students will need and the jobs robots will not be able to steal. One of the biggest fears facing the world today is the fact that robots seem poised to one day take over a great deal of our jobs at some point in the next few decades, leaving graduates hung out to dry.

  6. Eduporium Weekly | Bring Your Own Success

    Eduporium Weekly | Bring Your Own Success

    The advantages of BYOD initiatives extend for teachers, students and even administrators, who all have the same goal of excelling in a 21st century learning environment. Technology in the classroom opens up a host of options from strengthening distance learning to enhancing student collaboration and the possibilities are only increasing.

  7. Eduporium Weekly | Wrapping Up Math Awareness Month

    Eduporium Weekly | Wrapping Up Math Awareness Month

    Let’s explore and dissect the importance of a quality math education in developing readiness in today’s students. STEM proficiencies continue to be importa in the modern world and math is no exception. Take a look at how to better set students up for success in and out of the classroom with an increased focus on math and improved instruction

  8. The New York City Mayor’s Plan To Better Lives Using EdTech

    The New York City Mayor’s Plan To Better Lives Using EdTech

    Mayor de Blasio stated that, in an effort to ensure that every child has the opportunity to develop skills needed not only to succeed in the workforce of the future, but even to enter and succeed within New York City’s rapidly growing technology sector, every school in the city will be required to offer computer science courses to students—regardless of their age.

  9. Map of Skills | Managing a Modern-day Performance

    Map of Skills | Managing a Modern-day Performance

    “The role of a stage manager is an important and, at times, hectic one. They’re responsible for determining when the lights go on, when dancers go on and when sound goes on for a performance. So, you start the project by watching the ballet—watching the rehearsals—and understanding the sequence of timing,” Yolanda said.

  10. Eduporium Weekly | 3D Printing And Education's 3rd Dimension

    Eduporium Weekly | 3D Printing And Education's 3rd Dimension

    Whether it’s establishing a fully hands-on classroom or employing some of the latest trends like 3D printing, we are definitely in the midst of an education revolution. Kids are adapting to become almost entirely self-sufficient or at least able to know that they do not always need guided instructions in order to learn and develop.

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