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Using Ted-Ed Videos To Teach

Hungry Teacher has been featured on Ted Ed with their lesson, "Why Do Honeybees Love Hexagons?" Dig a little deeper with their followup lesson, "Mind Your Own Beeswax". We appreciate the support. Hungry Teacher offers 38 lessons from grades 3 to 12. Many of the lessons have a duration of 3 to 5 days which can be used as a math lesson, extension, project, seminar, or homework. Support us and Join.

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Comment by andrew aker on November 6, 2014 at 3:02am

Hey guys!  Thanks for the invite!  Is Omer signed up for EduPLN too?   

 

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Integration with The Latest Technology in Education Field

It is with certainty that we can say that the future of education is looking very bright. Today the kids are taught so many new innovations that we adults couldn't have imagined learning at school. They are also given exposure to more practical lessons. Integration with the latest technology and the accessibility to global platforms have made the industry take a whole new perspective towards imparting knowledge to students. Though the current generation is much advanced and keep up with the…See More
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