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McKenna Wierman

McKenna Wierman studied Journalism at the University of Mississippi, and has worked with Edmentum since June 2016. She currently serves as a Digital Marketing Specialist, and believes that empowered teachers are the key to successful students.

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Ultimate Teachers’ Guide to Back-to-School Planning 2022

Whether you’re awaiting the return to the classroom, happily soaking up every last drop of the summer break you can, or already teaching again, back-to-school season is in full swing.

Educator Back-to-School Discounts 2022

Did you know that according to a survey conducted by Adop

Back to School: Free Printable Classroom Resources from Edmentum

Our fun, classroom packs are full of printables that are perfect for getting your classroom organized and ready, while our Back-to-School Resource Pack is loaded with everything you need for a perfect first day back, including fact sheets, activities, and name tags!

[Back-to-School] 7 Tips for Parents

We know how busy back-to-school time can get for parents and other caregivers. Check out these tips to make sure your child has a smooth transition into the new school year!

Five Considerations for School Administrators in Finding and Retaining Great Teachers

Teacher retention in the United States is an ongoing issue that affects student achievement and school climate. Here are five things to consider as you work to find and retain outstanding classroom teachers.

6 Best Practices for Recruiting Top Teachers

Hiring staff is a critical part of school administrators’ jobs, but when you have a position open at your school, the recruiting process can be a rollercoaster. How do you find candidates with the skills you are looking for and make sure that they’re the right culture fit for your building? And how do you ensure that your school and district environments are attractive to potential employees? Here are six tips!

[Parent Tips] 5 Questions About Edtech That Every Parent Should Ask

With new technology, it’s important to ask questions and stay informed about how your child’s school plans to use it to support overall learning objectives. By being open, patient, flexible, and understanding, the right questions can help you understand the importance of technology in the classroom. Here are five questions you should ask your child’s teacher about edtech:

Implementing New Technology in the Elementary Classroom

With a bit of preparation, a little patience, and some power strips, you can help your students get comfortable with using devices and online programs in your elementary classroom.