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ICT, Education Reform, and Economic Growth: A Conceptual Framework

The first paper (of 2) describes factors that influence sustained economic growth and social development - with national case studies. It presents a conceptual framework to analyze ICT-based education reform and create educational policies.

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Catalyzing Student Research: A Look Across Three Success Cases

This study looks at science fairs in three countries to see what elements make them successful and how science fair participation can catalyzes student research.

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Intel Education Assessing Projects: Fraction Quest

Students take on the roles of professionals who use fractions on the job. After researching, they create and share presentations that demonstrate the importance of knowing fractions in their chosen professions.

Intel Education Assessing Projects: Elementary Plans

Elementary assessment plans for different subject areas give you a complete project, ready to adapt for your classroom or implement as-is.

Intel Education Assessing Projects: Assessment Plans

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Intel Education Assessing Projects: Great Thinkers

Students research the ”Great Thinkers” of the world; people who have made a positive impact throughout time. Each student researches one Great Thinker and then becomes this person, sharing the thinker’s life and accomplishments with the class

Intel Education Assessing Projects: Medieval Times

Students research a medieval persona such as a king or a squire to role-play. Students explore all aspects of lives during that time as they research and build a dream castle and prepare a feast fit for a king.

Intel Education Assessing Projects: Formative Assessment

Research suggests that students experience significant learning benefits when they are in classrooms where assessment is continuous and ongoing. Read about the benefits of formative assessment.

Intel Education Assessing Projects: Assessing Thinking

Determining how and when students are using higher-order thinking such as critical thinking, creativity, problem solving, and metacognition, can be a challenge. Learn about ways of assessing thinking.

Intel Education Assessing Projects: Types of Assessment

In traditional classrooms, student assessment is often limited to tests, papers, and oral presentations. Learn about the different types of assessment.