Embodied learning, is one of the ten trends highlighted in the “Innovating Pedagogy 2015” report. The report is produced by a group of academics at the Institute of Educational Technology in The Open University collaborated with researchers from the Center
Kinems is presenting today at the National Education Week in New York.
The US National Education Week, which is happening in NY on December 15-17, is a unique event for better understanding the $6 trillion global education industry and the
Kinems proudly supports Microsoft MIXathon Challenge for innovative educators, with the Special award "Innovation in special Education".
Educators need to collaborate with students for designing and enacting an engaging interactive lesson using Office Mix – a free extension to PowerPoint that
There is growing evidence that in-classroom physical activity can have a positive impact on children's cognitive skills and attitudes and academic behavior, and ultimately on improved academic performance. Several published scientific articles suggest that children's reading and mathematical problem solving