How teaching in an online school inspired (and saved) our teaching careers
What's it like to teach at an online school compared with a traditional school? Two teachers from Ohio and Oregon offer insight.
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What's it like to teach at an online school compared with a traditional school? Two teachers from Ohio and Oregon offer insight.
High-dosage, 1-to-1 virtual tutoring with the same tutors, strong assessments and willingness to adapt helped our students' scores soar.
The year of 2022 saw the greatest number of searches for “exam stress” in the last 20 years, according to a Google analysis by KIS Academics.
Why tapping into classroom tech like augmented and virtual reality helps teach sustainability topics year-round.
A director of teaching and learning shares insights on effective video coaching that have helped teachers learn from their lessons.
Here's how one leader frees up his time by letting a chatbot do the lion's share of his more mundane tasks.
High-quality professional development programs and supportive administrators can ease teachers' burnout and enhance their skills.
AI seems scary at first, but teachers and instructional coaches who leverage AI responsibly will find it an enormous time-saver
Growing through intimidation and fear leads to new experiences -- for teachers and students.
12 back-to-school resources from the Smithsonian and 12 conversations to bring into your classroom
Middle- and high-school students focus on local problems with global ripples as they compete in STEM competition.
A researched-based program and quick, positive results make teacher buy-in easier for a new math curriculum
Play-based programs are wonderful, but they must be balanced with activities that reinforce the concepts students are learning.
Video messages, social media and personalization via a school-home communications system have helped make stronger connections.
Making video recording optional earned us buy-in, and using videos only for coaching has made it popular among administrators and teachers.
A look at the future of education and what 5 major edttrends students and educators should be prepared for.
Blending subjects helps students understand how they fit together and increases their interest in what may have been a non-favorite subject.
Students farther than 6 feet from a teacher may have trouble hearing . Those in the back of the classroom can miss 30% of what's being said.
AI chatbots, ML algorithms and VR exchange programs are educational tools set to make language learning easier.
Involved individuals who practice education servant leadership often are the enthusiasts behind initiatives that benefit students.
Using Universal Design for Learning when developing courses helps ensure inclusive learning for students in college as well as K-12.
School leaders should select comfortable edtech so the technology offers the most benefit for developing learners.
Our district cut through the clutter of different apps and paper messages to consolidate communications and ensure we are reaching families.
Virtual field trips can make teachers' lessons more engaging by putting students in a different country or environment or even on a planet.
Fom instruction to tools to field trips, online arts education access is an equalizer that can make a lifetime of difference for students.
Some of the most important cybersecurity features are the easiest to employ in your district's cybersecurity approach.
Collaborating on lessons with students -- a process called co-design -- gives students greater interest and ownership in their learning.
Increase student achievement by implementing an online tutoring program. Outline your priorities and make sure you're thoroughly prepared.
Digital libraries and videos can bring fun projects and well-rounded information. This is vital, as students need to see themselves in STEM.
Baltimore STEM students used problem-based learning to solve a community problem and win a national prize.
An Arkansas school district's literacy specialist explains five elements of kicking off a new literacy program in grades six and above.
Formal or informal recording processes can help teachers see themselves in action and collaborate on video for professional development.
Ransomware for K-12 schools and colleges isn't a matter of if, but when. Cybersecurity expert Allen Jenkins explains the repercussions and solutions.
Interactive, hands-on learning helps draw elementary-school students into space education, explains STEM specialist Nicollette LeTellier.
A STEAM education expert explains how coding can help us teach students generosity, perseverance and collaboration.
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.
Our school's digital house system to manage student groups has been a fun and informative way to keep in touch with families.
Sharing your own enthusiasm and encouraging students to fail and try again can bring joyful learning to STEM classes.
Don't toss untested edtech into the classroom. It's better if all stakeholders partner to create research-based education technology tools.
Active, engaging digital learning opportunities put students in control of their own learning. Quality, not quantity, makes a difference.
Technology that keeps assignments. homework and student progress in one place and gives instant feedback has helped students with dyslexia.