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Authentic Learning Units include well-developed, authentic problems to give students a felt-need to learn content and promote higher-order thinking skills and for the teacher to use as a starting point for further activity development:
- Each Authentic Learning Unit (ALU) on MyQPortal includes an analytic rubric that can be used for assessment as well as to clarify expectations for students at the onset of a project.
- ALUs can be used to differentiate instruction and allow students to take responsibility for their own learning - students can use the rubric to self-assess their progress. An entire unit of instructional activities can be provided within the context of a single ALU.
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Tools are used by EdQuiddity Inc. consultants to help teachers improve instruction:
- Various booklets and worksheets will help you implement new structures and strategies in the classroom.
- Resources found can be used in conjunction with other materials on MyQPortal.
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How To resources offer technology skill instruction in easy-to-follow, discrete steps:
- How-To Sheets allow technology users to become more independent and help themselves - giving technology staff more time to pursue strategic technology initiatives. Step-by-step directions for specific technical tasks offer just-in-time learning - students and teachers can get instruction when it is relevant to them, freeing teachers to spend time focusing on content-area skills rather than technology skills.
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Articles will generate discussion and reflection on the art and science of teaching:
- Emerging Thoughts articles pose interesting points for all educators to think and talk about and can be used to spark dynamic dialogue at faculty meetings. A key element of professional development is reflection about our role as educators.
- TechTonic articles are relevant to all educators - from PreK to Higher Education and will generate ideas about how to infuse technology into the classroom. A focus on educational uses for technology, rather than business uses, will spur innovative thinking about technology in the curriculum.
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Media resources feature videos, interviews, screencasts, and audio files of all aspects of the LATI Classroom.
- Learn from EdQuiddity Inc. consultants, teachers and administrators at all phases of the paradigm shift. Students, too, share their experiences in the LATI Classroom™.
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