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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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12 Gifs to Help You Catch that Ted Lasso Optimism

Over this last year so many of us fell hard for the lovable American football turned AFC Richmond coach from Wichita, Kansas, in the Apple+ show Ted Lasso.

Learning in Quarantine: 5 Ways to Use Reading Eggs to Keep Instruction On Track

As COVID-19 cases in elementary buildings accelerate this school year, we can expect to experience a revolving door of students moving in and out of quarantine.

Learning in Quarantine: 4 Ways to Use Exact Path to Keep Instruction On Track

This school year is already proving that it will be one accompanied by a revolving door of students moving in and out of quarantine as exposures and positive COVID-19 cases run rampant.

International Literacy Day: FREE Classroom Resources!

International Literacy Day is September 8th and we've put together free, downloadable resources from Edmentum to help you and your students celebrate!

10 Back-to-School Read-Alouds to Teach Classroom Rules and Expectations

As a former 3rd grade and kindergarten teacher myself, I quickly saw the error of my ways whenever I didn’t effectively teach and uphold my expectations for classroom management. And, at the end of some particularly exhausting days, I recognized the need for a change in approach. It’s in that reflection that I quickly discovered even my fiercest rulebreakers would get lost in a good read-aloud. So, read aloud we did! I’ve since searched far and wide for my favorite books to teach rules and expectations and build a strong classroom community, and here is a list of 10 of those top picks!

[Feature Focus] Exact Path Assignments

For current Exact Path customers, we know you’re putting the power of our adaptive diagnostic assessment to work 2-4 times a year to automatically create high-quality learning paths that include content arranged along a valid progression of K-12 curriculum. Now, we want to give you even more flexibility to search for additional content, build just-in-time assignments, and drive meaningful intervention.

Exact Path Back-to-School Planning Guide

Whether you’re kickstarting a new implementation or reigniting an existing program for the new school year, we want to make sure that you have what you need to get off on the right foot. We’ve assembled our top resources to help you set up things for the new school year, explore all of the features your program has to offer, and learn best practices from successful implementations.

Executive Function: What Is It, Why Does It Matter, and How Can You Support Building This Skill?

When you think about a whole-learner model, the combination of academics and social-emotional learning likely comes to mind first, as it encompasses two key elements that maximize learner success.