Inspiration, information, and resources for teachers.
Teachers — this one’s for you. While we can agree that kids are usually the ones who are asking all the questions; this time, it’s our turn to ask you some of our own. In 2012, Adobe published State of
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Indulge kids’ inquisitive minds with this simple 10-minute classroom warm up. Curiospirations are 4-step inspirations for interactive, workable answers to kids’ commonly asked questions.
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Indulge kids’ inquisitive minds with this simple 10-minute classroom warm up. Curiospirations are 4-step inspirations for interactive, workable answers to kids’ commonly asked questions.
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The late summer and early fall season mark a time synonymous with many endings. It’s the end of summer, the end of relaxed afternoons at the beach, the end of vacations taking you near or far from home. On a
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A whopping 70% of elementary school teachers often pull an “all-nighter” to prepare for lessons. Why? We decided to ask them ourselves. Simply put: Teachers are busy. It’s not only the work they do in the classroom with their students—it’s much
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This is just a brief sample of the spectacular questions we collected from children to inspire our educational materials.
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Our world is in a constant state of change and evolution. In fact, the word “change” itself will probably be used in the future as a hashtag to describe the times in which we live.
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Lee Hsien Loong is the son of the most highly respected founder of Singapore, Lee Kuan Yev.
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PISA regularly examines the pulse of the educational world.
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The use of technology in classrooms has become inevitable.
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In a vast number of cases, school (as an institution) has little to do with curiosity, and a whole lot more to do with structure, systems, and hard knowledge.
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In early contemplations of our approach to education, we asked children one question: “What would you like to find out from scientists?”
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