Shake Up Learning Practical Ideas to Move Learning from Static to Dynamic
Shake Up Learning: Practical Ideas to Move Learning from Static to Dynamic by Kasey Bell is a resource designed for educators seeking to adapt their teaching methods to the demands of the digital age. Published by Dave Burgess Consulting, Incorporated on March 5, 2018, this 188-page book is written in English and focuses on the integration of technology in education. Bell emphasizes the importance of moving away from traditional teaching methods to create dynamic learning environments that engage students and foster a lifelong love for learning.
Readers will find practical strategies and straightforward templates that facilitate the transition from static teaching to dynamic learning experiences. The book provides tips for implementing effective lesson plans and encourages educators to develop learning opportunities that evolve throughout the school year. With a focus on empowering students through technology, Shake Up Learning serves as a guide for educators at all grade levels to enhance their teaching practices and connect more meaningfully with their students.
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It’s Time to Shake Up Learning!
Rapidly evolving technology and the demands of the digital age are transforming not only the way we live but also the way we learn. The tools students are using are newer, sleeker, and faster than ever before. In some cases, the medium is even changing the message. One thing is certain: Educators cannot continue the status quo if they expect to equip young people for the world to come.
Here’s the good news: With digital tools that are available 24/7, learning doesn’t have to stop when the bell rings. Learning can take on a life of its own! Even better, technology can help you connect with students and empower them to grow and develop a lifelong love for learning–and it doesn’t have to be scary or complicated.
Shake Up Learning is a powerful guide and planning tool to help educators at all grade levels make the most of technology. Educator and blogger Kasey Bell guides you through the process of using technology and proven techniques to make learning dynamic. You’ll discover . . .
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Practical strategies to help move from static teaching to dynamic learning
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Straightforward and easy-to-use templates for crafting engaging learning opportunities
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Tips and tricks for fearless implementation of powerful lesson plans
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Advice for moving from one-and-done activities to learning that evolves and inspires throughout the school year–and beyond!
Be dynamic! Shake up learning in your classroom this year.
“No geek speak here–just fresh ideas, a can-do attitude, and a love for children. That is what we all need to shake up learning, and this is the book and educator to help you do just that!”
–Vicki Davis, @coolcatteacher, host of The 10-Minute Teacher podcast
“This is the book for educators wanting to transform their classrooms and schools into dynamic hubs of learning and curiosity. Don’t miss your chance to learn from one of the best in this educational page-turner!”
–Holly Clark, coauthor of The Google Infused Classroom
“Kasey’s honest approach helps bridge the gap between the big ideas in education and the practical strategies that help teachers create dynamic learning experiences for every student. This is not a book about technology. This is a book about learning!”
–Alice Keeler, coauthor of 50 Things You Can Do with Google Classroom
“Kasey Bell’s fresh perspective on revolutionizing the classroom gives teachers the reasons to push boundaries and take learning to new heights.”
–Tony Vincent, learning and technology educator, Tony Vincent, Inc., learninginhand.com
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