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MIT is once again teaming up with Google to support the work of underprivileged youth in the Boston area. As part of the company's Code for America program, teams of students in high school and middle school will work hand-in-hand with graduate students from local universities to improve their communities one app or website at a time. …
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MIT is once again teaming up with Google to support the work of underprivileged youth in the Boston area. As part of the company's Code for America program, teams of students in high school and middle school will work hand-in-hand with graduate students from local universities to improve their communities one app or website at a time.
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College may be the future, but it’s not always the best future. For one, university students are still in high school, and for another, university education is a huge financial burden. Some families simply can’t afford to send their kids to college, and those that can often have second thoughts about whether their young adult’s future academic experience is really worthwhile. Instead …
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MIT is once again teaming up with Google to support the work of underprivileged youth in the Boston area. As part of the company's Code for America program, teams of students in high school and middle school will work hand-in-hand with graduate students from local universities to improve their communities one app or website at a time.
Google Code-in - MIT
To the extent that there is no one correct way to respond to what is a changing world, the value or relevance of education must be measured in terms of what it does to students in a broad sense: … how do students view their education and college-level work?
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The MIT Libraries provides resources and services that support MIT’s academic activities, including undergraduate, graduate, and professional students; faculty, staff and alumni; faculty and graduate student research; and the MIT community.
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The MIT Libraries provides resources and services that support MIT’s academic activities, including undergraduate, graduate, and professional students; faculty, staff, and alumni; faculty and graduate student research; and the MIT community.
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Academic Partnerships | MIT Libraries | MIT-Sloan...
The MIT Libraries provides resources and services that support MIT’s academic activities, including undergraduate, graduate, and professional students; faculty, staff and alumni; faculty and graduate student research; and the MIT community.
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Academic Partnerships | MIT Libraries | MIT-Sloan...
The MIT Libraries provides resources and services that support MIT’s academic activities, including undergraduate, graduate, and professional students; faculty, staff and alumni; faculty and graduate student research; and the MIT community.
Students who want to take the next step in their academic career will increasingly depend on skills in research communication. Read more.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
In MIT Ed Project’s sixth year, we have learned a bit more about ways that we can help teachers engage their students in real world problem solving, and be creative and independent learners. This course is for those who are teaching mathematics or related disciplines at the pre-college level.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
In this second year of MIT Ed Project’s Teacher Education Professional Learning (PTEL) program, our goal is to help teachers teach with authenticity, reflection, and continuous professional development. We will be bringing in guest expert speakers at each session, who are practitioners at the MIT Ed Project in the area of their expertise in teachers’ professional learning, and providing weekly, timely online activities.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
After a year of focus on a new approach to teaching and learning, and a pilot project with nine schools, the staff in the MIT Ed Project continue to experiment and learn together about ways to improve student outcomes in high-poverty schools.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
In this class, we will explore tools, principles, and strategies for helping struggling learners take control of their learning. This will involve both the teacher and the child. In a setting where teacher and child work together, the child will get some of the things they need to become self-directed learners. The teacher will get some things they need to create learning environments as powerful as the classroom.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
In this course we look at how current educational theory connects to the specific needs of low-income students of color. We will apply the principles of social justice to the challenges we see in schools today. How do we educate students who come from a variety of learning backgrounds, so that they can all make the progress that is the foundation of equality of opportunity and the American Dream?
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
We are learning a lot about the skills, practices and pedagogies needed to successfully meet the needs of students and families who experience poverty. In this course we will explore strategies to help struggling learners take control of their learning.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
In this course, we will look at how current educational theory connects to the specific needs of low-income students of color.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
Teaching is both a profession and a craft. We learn a lot by watching good teachers. And we can learn a lot by watching bad teachers. In this course, we'll observe and participate to understand better why some teachers are more effective than others. Why some teachers have great ideas and others don't know what to do. Why some teachers make an impact and others have no effect.
The most important thing to know is that you can be a very effective teacher if you really take the time to understand what your students need.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
Teaching is both a profession and a craft. We learn a lot by watching good teachers. And we can learn a lot by watching bad teachers. In this course, we'll observe and participate to understand better why some teachers are more effective than others. Why some teachers have great ideas and others don't know what to do. Why some teachers make an impact and others have no effect.
The most important thing to know is that you can be a very effective teacher if you really take the time to understand what your students need.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
In the classroom, all too often, we face the challenge of finding creative ways to teach with limited and/or unpredictable resources. To do this, educators must not only have time on their side, they also must have creative, effective, and flexible tools and processes to help them work more efficiently and effectively with less.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
The most common and effective tools are those that teachers themselves make, such as:
the use of authentic materials made by teachers and their students;
activities such as problem solving and game playing that help students understand abstract concepts;
learning experiences that are collaborative in nature and that require students to take initiative.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
The most common and effective tools are those that teachers themselves make, such as
In this course, we will explore these and other proven methods and tools that are designed to help struggling learners of all backgrounds succeed. This class will be interactive and collaborative. Participants will engage with one another during class sessions, online, and in writing assignments.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
In this course, we will explore the different reasons why some students do better than others in school while others fail. We will also explore the most effective ways to design instruction and learning for all kinds of academic contexts. The course will be a richly interactive, cross-cultural exchange.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
Most of us agree that education is not an end, but a means to an end. The purpose is to shape the future of humanity. Education has never been a single-minded pursuit, and we know from current practice that the needs of the learner aren’t the only needs to take into account. What are the other needs?
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
Most of us agree that education is not an end, but a means to an end. The purpose is to shape the future of humanity.
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MIT is once again teaming up with Google to support the work of underprivileged youth in the Boston area. As part of the company's Code for America program, teams of students in high school and middle school will work hand-in-hand with graduate students from local universities to improve their communities one app or website at a time. …
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MIT Press Blog – Tech Blogs - The Business of the Book... - This blog, The Business of the Book, is brought to you by MIT Press, the world’s oldest and most prestigious publisher of books on science, technology, business, art,... MIT MIT …
Student-powered machine learning | MIT News | Massachusetts...
MIT is once again teaming up with Google to support the work of underprivileged youth in the Boston area. As part of the company's Code for America program, teams of students in high school and middle school will work hand-in-hand with graduate students from local universities to improve their communities one app or website at a time.
Why Students Shouldn’t Attend University | The...
College may be the future, but it’s not always the best future. For one, university students are still in high school, and for another, university education is a huge financial burden. Some families simply can’t afford to send their kids to college, and those that can often have second thoughts about whether their young adult’s future academic experience is really worthwhile. Instead …
MIT Press Blog – Tech Blogs - The Business of...
MIT Press Blog – Tech Blogs - The Business of the Book... - This blog, The Business of the Book, is brought to you by MIT Press, the world’s oldest and most prestigious publisher of books on science, technology, business, art,...
Student-powered machine learning | MIT News | Massachusetts...
MIT is once again teaming up with Google to support the work of underprivileged youth in the Boston area. As part of the company's Code for America program, teams of students in high school and middle school will work hand-in-hand with graduate students from local universities to improve their communities one app or website at a time.
Google Code-in - MIT
To the extent that there is no one correct way to respond to what is a changing world, the value or relevance of education must be measured in terms of what it does to students in a broad sense: … how do students view their education and college-level work?
MIT Libraries - Academic Partnerships | Faculty...
Academic Partnerships | MIT Libraries | MIT-Sloan...
The MIT Libraries provides resources and services that support MIT’s academic activities, including undergraduate, graduate, and professional students; faculty, staff and alumni; faculty and graduate student research; and the MIT community.
MIT Libraries | MIT Libraries Home | MIT-Sloan...
The MIT Libraries provides resources and services that support MIT’s academic activities, including undergraduate, graduate, and professional students; faculty, staff, and alumni; faculty and graduate student research; and the MIT community.
MIT Libraries - Academic Partnerships | MIT Libraries...
Academic Partnerships | MIT Libraries | MIT-Sloan...
The MIT Libraries provides resources and services that support MIT’s academic activities, including undergraduate, graduate, and professional students; faculty, staff and alumni; faculty and graduate student research; and the MIT community.
MIT Libraries - MIT Libraries | MIT Libraries...
Academic Partnerships | MIT Libraries | MIT-Sloan...
The MIT Libraries provides resources and services that support MIT’s academic activities, including undergraduate, graduate, and professional students; faculty, staff and alumni; faculty and graduate student research; and the MIT community.
Students who want to take the next step in their academic career will increasingly depend on skills in research communication. Read more.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
In MIT Ed Project’s sixth year, we have learned a bit more about ways that we can help teachers engage their students in real world problem solving, and be creative and independent learners. This course is for those who are teaching mathematics or related disciplines at the pre-college level.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
In this second year of MIT Ed Project’s Teacher Education Professional Learning (PTEL) program, our goal is to help teachers teach with authenticity, reflection, and continuous professional development. We will be bringing in guest expert speakers at each session, who are practitioners at the MIT Ed Project in the area of their expertise in teachers’ professional learning, and providing weekly, timely online activities.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
After a year of focus on a new approach to teaching and learning, and a pilot project with nine schools, the staff in the MIT Ed Project continue to experiment and learn together about ways to improve student outcomes in high-poverty schools.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
In this class, we will explore tools, principles, and strategies for helping struggling learners take control of their learning. This will involve both the teacher and the child. In a setting where teacher and child work together, the child will get some of the things they need to become self-directed learners. The teacher will get some things they need to create learning environments as powerful as the classroom.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
In this course we look at how current educational theory connects to the specific needs of low-income students of color. We will apply the principles of social justice to the challenges we see in schools today. How do we educate students who come from a variety of learning backgrounds, so that they can all make the progress that is the foundation of equality of opportunity and the American Dream?
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
We are learning a lot about the skills, practices and pedagogies needed to successfully meet the needs of students and families who experience poverty. In this course we will explore strategies to help struggling learners take control of their learning.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
In this course, we will look at how current educational theory connects to the specific needs of low-income students of color.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
Teaching is both a profession and a craft. We learn a lot by watching good teachers. And we can learn a lot by watching bad teachers. In this course, we'll observe and participate to understand better why some teachers are more effective than others. Why some teachers have great ideas and others don't know what to do. Why some teachers make an impact and others have no effect.
The most important thing to know is that you can be a very effective teacher if you really take the time to understand what your students need.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
Teaching is both a profession and a craft. We learn a lot by watching good teachers. And we can learn a lot by watching bad teachers. In this course, we'll observe and participate to understand better why some teachers are more effective than others. Why some teachers have great ideas and others don't know what to do. Why some teachers make an impact and others have no effect.
The most important thing to know is that you can be a very effective teacher if you really take the time to understand what your students need.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
In the classroom, all too often, we face the challenge of finding creative ways to teach with limited and/or unpredictable resources. To do this, educators must not only have time on their side, they also must have creative, effective, and flexible tools and processes to help them work more efficiently and effectively with less.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
The most common and effective tools are those that teachers themselves make, such as:
the use of authentic materials made by teachers and their students;
activities such as problem solving and game playing that help students understand abstract concepts;
learning experiences that are collaborative in nature and that require students to take initiative.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
The most common and effective tools are those that teachers themselves make, such as
In this course, we will explore these and other proven methods and tools that are designed to help struggling learners of all backgrounds succeed. This class will be interactive and collaborative. Participants will engage with one another during class sessions, online, and in writing assignments.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
In this course, we will explore the different reasons why some students do better than others in school while others fail. We will also explore the most effective ways to design instruction and learning for all kinds of academic contexts. The course will be a richly interactive, cross-cultural exchange.
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
Most of us agree that education is not an end, but a means to an end. The purpose is to shape the future of humanity. Education has never been a single-minded pursuit, and we know from current practice that the needs of the learner aren’t the only needs to take into account. What are the other needs?
How to be a better teacher - MIT Ed Project
Most of us agree that education is not an end, but a means to an end. The purpose is to shape the future of humanity.