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IDEA provides resources and learning opportunities to help teachers discover how they can leverage technology to engage, inspire, and reach all learners. 


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RECENT IDEA BLOGS

By Don Sturm 04 Sep, 2024
As educators, we must continuously learn, reflect, and adapt our teaching practices to ensure that our classrooms are inclusive spaces where all students can thrive. This means challenging our assumptions and being mindful of the diverse ways students engage with learning. Are you creating an environment where every student—introverted or extroverted—feels valued and able to contribute?
By Jeremy Rinkel 14 Aug, 2024
The rise of AI has created a gap in our education system. It is imperative that we teach the importance of taking the time to determine fact from fiction. While digital citizenship and media literacy have been part of the curriculum for over a decade, the rapid advancement of AI requires a shift towards AI literacy. Many organizations and universities are developing valuable resources for educators, but AI companies need to prioritize ethics and transparency from the beginning of new developments and collaborate with educators to create a comprehensive curriculum.
By Jeremy Rinkel 10 Jul, 2024
With the school year just a couple of months away, Jeremy is sharing how he uses the summer to rest so he'll be ready to go come August. During this switch from a busy schedule to having extra time, it’s important to remind yourself not to be critical while resting, working, or playing.
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