Carolyn Durley introduced the flipped classroom, not because she was a bad lecturer, but because the students were changning in “subtle but significant ways”. Students were already learning biology topics from Google and YouTube on their own either before or…
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An Application of Peer Review for Art Education (PRAISE)
Abstract— This paper reports on a classroom practice that focuses on the effectiveness of peer review in drawing picture education for hard-of-hearing students. We developed a peer review application for art in special education (PRAISE). PRAISE consists of a basic…
Touch, Type, and Transform: iPads in the Social Studies Classroom
Touch, Type, and Transform: iPads in the Social Studies Classroom Authors Ilene R. Berson, PhD, professor of early childhood education1, Michael J. Berson, PhD, professor and Senior Fellow2, 3, Meghan McGlinn Manfra, PhD, professor of social studies education4 1Department of…
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