Putting Student Discourse to Work in the Classroom
There are many academic benefits to discourse. Participating in academic discourse gives students an authentic opportunity to practice using academic […]
Teaching Strategies
Creating a Sensory Friendly Classroom for Students with Autism
A sensory-friendly classroom may include modifications (or options) such as controlled lighting, a quiet space, or flexible seating, each of
A Review of AI Tools for Teachers & Students
The newer forms of AI you may be hearing about lately, and what we will focus on in this article,
RAMP It Up: From Summer Slump to a Launchpad for Learning
Summer learning loss, often referred to as the “summer slide,” represents a significant and ongoing challenge for prek-12 teachers. It
Turn Summer SLIDE Into a Learning Launchpad
Summer learning loss, often referred to as the “summer slide,” represents a significant and ongoing challenge for prek-12 teachers. It
Using Exit Tickets in Your Prek-12 Classroom
Admit and exit tickets are brief, targeted assessment tools used in PreK-12 classrooms to gauge student understanding, engagement, and reflections
How to Utilize Energy Breaks for Your Daily Classroom Routines
An energy break, also known as a type of brain break called a movement break, is a short pause in
Tech the Halls – AI Tools In the Classroom
Just like Santa’s sleigh loaded with presents, the world of education is brimming with a sleigh full of possibilities when
Simple Advice, Tips, & Strategies for New Teachers
A New Teacher’s First Few Weeks Consider Mrs. Janison, a new teacher, as she nervously greets her first class of