Presented by Julie A. Evans, Ed.D. and a panel of K-12 students
Connect, extend, and challenge your current understanding of how the brain learns and classroom practices with new ideas and ways of engaging with students at home or online.
In this edWebinar, see how 200 teachers worked with nearly 4,000 studentsin grades K-8 to move to blended and personalized learning
Education research is meant to improve teaching and learning. Since the actual ideas for research are often driven by the interests of the funding sources, though, there’s a potential disconnect between what research schools need versus what they’re getting. When presenting Digital Promise’s new Challenge Map, which explores issues, ideas, and resources for K-12 challenges, Babe Liberman, M.Ed., Research Project Manager for Digital Promise, said the current pipeline means schools are passively waiting for the right research and opportunities to come their way. In the edWebinar “Shaping the Future of Education Research: Digital Promise’s Challenge Map,” Liberman explained the purpose of the Map, how it was created, and how schools can develop their own.
Learn how the Digital Promise Research team collaborated with the League of Innovative Schools to discover which challenges these districts prioritize.
This edWebinar will help you make the transition by providing you with some simple starting points based on educational research you can enact on your own.