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"item_description" : "Evidence-based teaching strategies and learning science, made practical with technology. Learn which classroom tools are worth your time and how to use them without chaos. Set up retrieval practice, spaced learning and formative checks, with clear guardrails for AI and student privacy. In 14 days, put three routines in place that make instruction more efficient and easier to measure. Technology and Science for Teaching: Enhancing Learning and Education Methods is a practical playbook for K-12 and higher-ed teachers, instructional coaches, school leaders and faculty. It shows you what to use, what to skip and how to tell what actually improves learning. What you'll learnThe essentials without jargon: understand AI, VR/AR, data dashboards and adaptive platforms, and when to use them or skip them.Learning science in action: apply retrieval practice, spaced learning, dual coding and cognitive load principles with technology that makes each one easy.Assessment that works: use low-stakes checks, effective rubrics, AI-assisted feedback and academic integrity guardrails.Engagement with purpose: design game-based learning, simulations, project-based workflows and mixed-reality labs.Inclusion and access: use UDL strategies, multilingual supports, accessibility features and low-tech backups for every learner.Strategic rollout: select tools, set policy, train staff, protect privacy and track impact.Inside the bookTechnology-enhanced classroom activities aligned with learning scienceUsing AI for lesson planning, differentiation and feedbackSample rubrics, parent communications and syllabus language for responsible AI and technology useCriteria for vetting educational apps and platforms: learning value, privacy, cost and data ownershipA roadmap for piloting and scaling technology integration, with professional development, coaching and evaluationWho this book is forTeachers who want quick wins with classroom technology this weekInstructional coaches and tech integrators leading changeDepartment heads and school leaders shaping technology policyHigher-ed faculty building evidence-based coursesWhy it worksResearch-informed: strategies draw on learning science and cognitive research.Tool-agnostic, budget-aware and equity-first: principles that work with any technology and prioritize access for all learners.Clear steps, no hype: actionable guidance you can use right away.If you want technology to serve learning, not the other way around, this is your guide. Scroll up and click Buy now to bring evidence-based, engaging instruction to your classroom.",
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Overview
Evidence-based teaching strategies and learning science, made practical with technology. Learn which classroom tools are worth your time and how to use them without chaos. Set up retrieval practice, spaced learning and formative checks, with clear guardrails for AI and student privacy. In 14 days, put three routines in place that make instruction more efficient and easier to measure. Technology and Science for Teaching: Enhancing Learning and Education Methods is a practical playbook for K-12 and higher-ed teachers, instructional coaches, school leaders and faculty. It shows you what to use, what to skip and how to tell what actually improves learning.
What you'll learn- The essentials without jargon: understand AI, VR/AR, data dashboards and adaptive platforms, and when to use them or skip them.
- Learning science in action: apply retrieval practice, spaced learning, dual coding and cognitive load principles with technology that makes each one easy.
- Assessment that works: use low-stakes checks, effective rubrics, AI-assisted feedback and academic integrity guardrails.
- Engagement with purpose: design game-based learning, simulations, project-based workflows and mixed-reality labs.
- Inclusion and access: use UDL strategies, multilingual supports, accessibility features and low-tech backups for every learner.
- Strategic rollout: select tools, set policy, train staff, protect privacy and track impact.
- Technology-enhanced classroom activities aligned with learning science
- Using AI for lesson planning, differentiation and feedback
- Sample rubrics, parent communications and syllabus language for responsible AI and technology use
- Criteria for vetting educational apps and platforms: learning value, privacy, cost and data ownership
- A roadmap for piloting and scaling technology integration, with professional development, coaching and evaluation
- Teachers who want quick wins with classroom technology this week
- Instructional coaches and tech integrators leading change
- Department heads and school leaders shaping technology policy
- Higher-ed faculty building evidence-based courses
- Research-informed: strategies draw on learning science and cognitive research.
- Tool-agnostic, budget-aware and equity-first: principles that work with any technology and prioritize access for all learners.
- Clear steps, no hype: actionable guidance you can use right away.
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- ISBN-13: 9798308896722
- ISBN-10: 9798308896722
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: January 2025
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.49 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.7 pounds
- Page Count: 232
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