Computer Aided Instruction: A Practical Guide for Teachers
Computer aided instruction is a teaching approach in which computer software delivers lessons, practice, or feedback to students. Educators have
Technical Education
Lifelong Learning
Lifelong Learning Goals: Setting Direction for Adult Growth
Lifelong Learning Goals describe the skills, knowledge and personal growth an adult intends to pursue across the years, rather than
Technical Education
Virtual Laboratory Instruction in Hands-On Science Learning
Virtual laboratory instruction uses computer simulations and online tools to let students carry out science experiments without a physical lab
Secondary Education
English Language Learners in High School: A Practical Guide
English Language Learners in High School are students who are still developing English while studying subjects taught in English, and
Kindergarten Education
Technology Use in Kindergarten: What Works and What to Limit
Technology use in kindergarten has become a common part of classroom life, from tablets at learning centers to interactive whiteboards
Adult Education
Adult Learner Readiness: What It Is and How to Build It
Adult learner readiness describes how prepared an adult is to return to formal study, including their skills, time, mindset and
Preschool Education
Parent Preschool Conferences: A Practical Guide for Families
Parent preschool conferences are scheduled meetings where a teacher and a family talk about a young child’s progress, routines, and
Vocational Education
Vocational Safety Training: A Practical Guide for Learners
Vocational Safety Training prepares students to recognize workplace hazards and handle tools, materials, and equipment without putting themselves or others
Lifelong Learning
Lifelong Learning Definitions: A Plain Guide for Readers
Lifelong Learning Definitions describe the ways educators, policymakers and researchers use the phrase lifelong learning to mean continuous self-motivated learning
Educational Research
Classroom Observation Methods: A Practical Teacher Guide
Classroom observation methods are systematic ways of watching, recording, and interpreting what happens during lessons. Researchers, coaches, and teachers use