Pointful Education

May 2023

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Wearable Technologies: Do students need to learn about this stuff?

Wearable Technologies: Do students need to learn about this stuff? Since the invention of the hearing aid in 1938, humans have made and worn devices to overcome physical problems, such as difficulty hearing. In recent years, thanks to shrinking chips and sensors, combined with increasingly powerful artificial intelligence, wearable technology has boomed and may continue

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What the (Microsoft) Word Needs Now

Marcia Philosophos May 19, 2023 11:56 pm What the (Microsoft) Word Needs Now Pointful Education is thrilled to announce the launch of our first of 3 Microsoft Certification preparation exam courses for release to schools and partners this spring. Combined with our forthcoming certification preparation courses for Excel and PowerPoint, this Microsoft Word course will

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Apex Learning Partners with Pointful Education

Apex Learning Partners with Pointful Education Students will now have access to an expanded catalog of Career and Technical Education (CTE) and Elective Courses SEATTLE, WA —May 6, 2021 —Apex Learning, a recognized leader in digital curriculum and online learning, today announced a partnership with Pointful Education, a leading publisher of digital career and elective

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From “I’m Bored” to “Can We Do This Again?” Engaging Students through Electives and Engaging Content

From “I’m Bored” to “Can We Do This Again?” Engaging Students through Electives and Engaging Content As teachers, we’ve all been there. We’re excited about a lesson or an assignment, and we look out at a classroom (or Zoom screen) full of students only to see way too many of them fully disengaged in the

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Let’s Not Confuse Pandemic Teaching with Online Learning

Let’s Not Confuse Pandemic Teaching with Online Learning Back in the early spring of 2020, school buildings closed their doors, and most shifted to a model of distance learning. Students and teachers navigated this new style of teaching and learning amidst a devastating pandemic with severe health and economic implications. The stress of the “new

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Are Students Failing, or is the System Failing Students?

Are Students Failing, or is the System Failing Students? As school buildings closed in the spring of 2020 and teachers across the globe managed crisis teaching from a distance, parents, and educators worried about learning loss and the impact of remote instruction on students. August came, and early reports showed that learning loss due to

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