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Computational Thinking: Ten Ways To Promote CT Across The Entire Curriculum, Part 1 By Michael Gorman published 31 January 19 This type of thinking is important not just in high stake testing, but also success in that world after school.
Sparking Curiosity in the Humanities: Data Visualization By Ramsey Musallam published 28 January 19 By finding a visualization, downloading it, removing specific information (titles, legends, keys, etc.) and displaying it to students, questions emerge.
Kialo: Versatile Free Platform for Student Debate & Analysis By TL Editors published 28 November 18 Kialo is a free website designed to foster thoughtful debate and discussion of complex issues.
Real or Fake? Factitious is a Breakthrough Tool for Assessing Student Online Literacy By Glenn Wiebe published 17 October 18
