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Madison Michell

Madison Michell has been a member of the Edmentum team since 2014 and currently serves as a Marketing Manager. As a former Kindergarten and 3rd grade teacher during her time as a Teach For America corps member, she believes education truly has the power to transform lives. She is passionate about connecting educators with online programs, best practices, and research that improve teaching and learning for today's students.

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Resources for South Carolina Educators to Support Effective Credit Recovery Programs

In response to requirements under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), the South Carolina Department of Education (SCDE) is implementing ambitious new graduation and college, career, and citizens

Closing Gaps in an Urban Area with Help from Edmentum Exact Path

When the odds are stacked against you after years of school underachievement, how do you change the narrative and show that students are capable of success? We recently asked Dr. Elizabeth McNally, principal at Highland Elementary School in Columbus City School District of Columbus, Ohio, to tell us how her school is doing just that with the help of Edmentum.

Georgia ESOL Educators’ Guide to Supporting English Learners

To support you in your efforts, we’ve assembled a curated list of our top resources focused on helping Georgia ELs achieve success in the classroom.

6 Strategies for Supporting ELLs in the Elementary Classroom

Knowing that ELLs represent a growing part of the U.S. student body and that elementary schools are feeling the weight of that impact, it’s critical that K–5 educators are prepared to support these students. Consider implementing these six elementary strategies to give your ELL students the best shot at success.

North Carolina Educators’ Guide to Supporting Intervention Across All Grade Levels

Even with well-planned, well-executed instruction, there will likely always be a need for intervention.

Teach Like TED: 9 Practical Classroom Tips Taken from TED Talks

While your next lesson on fractions doesn’t need to be TED Talk–worthy, applying some of the secrets from these skilled speakers could change your teaching practice for the better. Here are nine quotable moments that (in my opinion) belong in every teacher development program.

Kindergarten Readiness: More Than Colors and Shapes

While it’s certainly important to understand the academic skills of these incoming kinder students, it’s just as critical to measure physical well-being and social and emotional development. Let’s take a closer look at how several states are rising to the challenge.