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The Digital Empire
Technology's Role in Educations Renaissance
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Independently Published Unsere-Artikel-Nr.: P35053830
EAN: 9798187961818
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Zustellung: Mi, 02.09.2026
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CHF 40.25
Beschreibung
The Digital Empire: Technology's Role in Education's Renaissance. is a groundbreaking education reform book that challenges the factory-model classroom and exposes how modern edtech. , standardized testing. , and pacing guides. have turned learning into compliance rather than curiosity. Dr. Matthew Irwin. , educator, researcher, and author, blends neuroscience. , learning science. , and classroom innovation. to reveal how schools can move from industrial efficiency to authentic engagement. This book is essential reading for teachers, administrators, and education leaders seeking student-centered learning. , critical thinking. , and mastery-based education. in the digital age. Inside you'll discover:. Why factory-model schooling still dominates-and how to break free. The neuroscience behind attention, memory, and deep learning. How to use technology for creativity and collaboration, not compliance. Practical strategies for assessment reform. , inquiry-based teaching. , and authentic engagement. A step-by-step roadmap for transforming your classroom into a thinking laboratory. Perfect for educators exploring education technology. , competency-based learning. , teacher professional development. , and classroom transformation. , The Digital Empire. offers actionable tools to reclaim time for thinking and inspire a new generation of learners. Keywords:. education reform, edtech, classroom innovation, teacher professional development, neuroscience of learning, mastery-based learning, inquiry-based teaching, assessment for learning, student engagement, critical thinking, standards-based grading, education leadership, digital learning, classroom.
Spezifikationen
Sprache
- Englisch
Autor
- Matthew Irwin
Erscheinungsjahr
- 2026
Format
- Buch (Softcover)
Anzahl Seiten
- 376