5 ways to reach the “Starbucks generation” with online tutoring
A term used to describe the generation that grew up with Starbucks as part of their lives, the “Starbucks generation” generally includes Gen Zs...
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A term used to describe the generation that grew up with Starbucks as part of their lives, the “Starbucks generation” generally includes Gen Zs...
Consider these practical education cybersecurity solutions for resource-strapped school districts from a coalition of edtech providers.
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A Samsung Solve for Tomorrow winner pulls the curtain back to show how the students, the school and the community gained from the project.
Infusing data usage into curriculum and partnering with others can bring data skills to students and benefit the community as well.
High-dosage, 1-to-1 virtual tutoring with the same tutors, strong assessments and willingness to adapt helped our students' scores soar.
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How one elementary school's successful literacy program helped with an enormous turnaround in reading scores.
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Digital libraries and videos can bring fun projects and well-rounded information. This is vital, as students need to see themselves in STEM.
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Never-ending, confusing paperwork generated in higher education can be tamed with digital productivity solutions.
Combine technology, individualized instruction and small-group teaching on students' path from special ed students to general ed classes.
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Sharing your own enthusiasm and encouraging students to fail and try again can bring joyful learning to STEM classes.
Active, engaging digital learning opportunities put students in control of their own learning. Quality, not quantity, makes a difference.
A dean of students explains how educator well-being training helps her stays calm and support students and staff even when things get dicey.
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Just as information literacy was important when the internet was new, schools must help students understand responsible content creation now.
A Virginia district's school communications platform designed for every level of K-12 streamlines the process and reach all stakeholders.
Researcher explains how a teacher-led process led to certification for edtech tools.
Donna McDaniel of Keller Independent School District in Texas was one of the first teachers in the world to use artificial intelligence-driven coaching for professional learning. Here’s what she thought.
Technology offers new way for students to engage with content and can help nurture student self-expression, creativity and collaboration.
A technology integration specialist shares how her district added a new area of study — without breaking the bank.
Students can increase reading fluency in several ways with apps
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A curriculum director explains why leaning into social and emotional learning this year is a key step in getting students back on track academically.
Five reasons all districts need a one-stop school-home communications platform to improve coordination and engagement between the school community and home.
How Southeast Elementary School in Mississippi turned to technology for help supporting and nurturing young readers.
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