Beth Holine joined Edmentum in 2011 as a Marketing Specialist. In her role, she works to provide teachers and educators with innovative, useful resources. Beth has a B.S. in Psychology from the Iowa State University.
Ask these questions as you go through the planning process to create a summer program that is effective, engaging, and affordable.
Now more than ever administrators need the best tools and resources to ensure students are growing, accelerating, and meeting grade level expectations.
When community emergencies take place—like public health concerns, extreme weather, or transportation issues—the best decision may be to keep students out of school buildi
A successful intervention program can make a difference for struggling students and help them get back on track. With so much recent research on student intervention as well as trends that seem to pop up every minute, it can be hard to determine what truly makes an intervention program effective. While you’re working on improving your intervention program for the upcoming school year, be sure to keep these six tips in mind:
Summer sessions come with their own set of challenges, such as shorter timelines, special student populations, and the limited time teachers have for preparation. With
Throughout the year, college-bound students are busy preparing for the ACT® and SAT® college entrance exams.
Between making sure that you are staying on pace with curriculum guides, practicing test-taking procedures and strategies, and providing the targeted preparation and reinforcement individual students need, spring state testing can quickly begin to feel overwhelming for educators. The good news is that a little research and planning can go a long way toward ensuring that you’re able to provide the support students need to be successful on their state assessments.
Every district, school and teachers know addressing unfinished learning is a priority, but what does it actually look like?
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