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Technology requirements for TESOL online courses

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Technology Requirements for TESOL Online Courses

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Class learning with BrainPOP

20 July, 2015 Learning resourcesAchievement gap in the United States, African American, Art, Avraham Kadar, BrainPOP, Common Core, Education, Elementary school, English as a second or foreign language, English language, English-language learner, Middle school, Student, Teacher, Technology, Tool (band), United StatesAdd a Comment

BrainPOP was founded in 1999, and ever since then it is used to create animated, curricular content that engages students, supports educators, and bolsters achievement. They have been awarded many times and have won valuable awards on online educational resources. Some of the things they can be proud of are:

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3 Methods to successful self-education

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Did you know that only 22% of men and 38% of women learn best by reading? The rest learn best through images, auditory, and hands-on experiences. So why do so many people choose to read a book when they want to learn a new subject? Self-education is great, but you need to make sure you’re…

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Back to School: PreK, Kindergarten

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If you wondered why do some child do better then others when going to school, how the achievement gap is present before the start of kindergarten, the infographics below can give you some interesting clues.