5 ways to apply Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs to edtech for better outcomes

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5 ways to apply Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs to edtech for better outcomes
As schools look to modernize teaching and personalize learning, a student-centered approach to implementations through Maslow's theory could lead to better outcomes.

2 reasons why blockchain tech has big, tangible implications for higher ed
While many may not be using bitcoin in the near future, the tech behind bitcoin–called blockchain–has the potential to influence higher ed in more ways than one might think.

University creates new leaders in IT thanks to innovative mentorship program
Central Michigan University and ERPsim pair students with University professionals for an immersive IT career path preview.

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Study: 8 new skills college students say they need to succeed
Recent study highlights new communication styles of students, including 5 skills millennial MBAs want to improve upon..and some that they don’t.

College deans predict higher-ed is in for remarkable changes in 10 years
New survey reveals more than two-thirds of college deans believe institutional change is on the horizon

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