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A Conversation About one School’s Inspirational Project to Transform Language Learning

Get a sneak peek at the winter issue of the magazine, where we explore how technology can motivate students in reading, writing, and math, featuring Nicole from Engaged Learning. Also, meet our special guest, Sarah Anne Leroux, an English teacher from Ontario. She shares an inspiring project she undertook with her students to transform language learning, which she details in her article, “Bridging Continents: Canadian and Moroccan Students Connect Virtually,” featured in the latest issue.

December 10, 2024

Press Release

Motivating Through Technology to Inspire Reading, Writing and Counting

Engaged Learning, the periodical about education in the digital age, has just released its winter issue. Available now, it highlights the importance of fundamental skills (reading, writing, mathematics) and explores how digital tools can support their development.

December 5, 2024

News

Balancing Innovation and Sustainability: AI in Education

In this article, Stacy Anne Allen examines the dual impacts of artificial intelligence (AI) in the educational sector. While AI streamlines tasks like lesson planning and differentiation, its significant environmental footprint raises concerns. Allen details how AI data centers consume vast energy and resources, contributing to greenhouse gas emissions and electronic waste. She advocates for balancing innovation with sustainability by integrating discussions on AI’s environmental impacts into curricula.

December 2, 2024

Newsfeed

British Columbia: Artificial Intelligence in Action to Spark Innovation in the Classroom

At the recent Canadian Edtech Leadership Summit, West Vancouver School District Superintendent Chris Kennedy shared his vision of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into schools. He encourages teachers to familiarize themselves with AI technologies by using them personally, before implementing them in the learning environment, to increase engagement. In British Columbia, a flexible approach to AI in education allows school districts to tailor their policies. According to Chris Kennedy, promoting the sharing of innovative practices instead of their replication fosters an educational system that can adapt to change.

November 27, 2024

Magazine Articles

Collaboration, Communication, Coding and Competencies: Why You Should Consider Using Robots and Coding Platforms in Language Classes

The integration of robotics and coding into language learning can significantly enhance communication, collaboration, and creativity. This article provides practical classroom strategies and resources for effectively implementing these technologies in language arts.