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Megan Sternke

Megan Sternke is an intern on Edmentum's Digital Marketing team. She is an incoming junior at the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management, majoring in Marketing with a minor in Design.

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5 TED Talks Every Teacher Should Share with Their Students

These five TED Talks highlight outstanding kids who are pursuing their passions and making a difference. Share them with you students to encourage them to do the same!

[Educator Inspiration] Our Favorite Quotes to Kick Off 2017 in the Classroom

Winter break is coming to an end, the weather is chilly, and educators are facing squirrely students and a new semester. Here are a few of our favorite words-of-wisdom to remind all of you outstanding educators why you do what you do—and why we’re so grateful for you!

3 Reasons Why All Parents Should Be Involved in Their Child’s Education

One of the biggest influences on a child’s success stems from how invested the parents are in his or her education.

[Digital Literacy] 4 Tips for Parents to Teach Kids About Responsible Technology Use

Working with your child to understand how to use technology thoughtfully and respectfully is key to helping them take full advantage of its benefits.

From a Student’s Perspective: 5 Traits of My Favorite Teachers

As a college junior, I have plenty of experience with being in the classroom.

[Parent Tips] Successful Grade Transitions from Kindergarten Through High School

New classroom environments, unfamiliar teachers, and different expectations make transitioning to a new grade a challenging experience for many children. This transition can be especially stressful when it includes changing buildings as well. Check out our tips for making these transitions as smooth and successful as possible from Kindergarten through high school!

Four Steps to Guide Your Adult Learner to College Acceptance

Adult learners are going back to school more than ever before in search of new opportunities. Whether the decision is inspired by personal interest or a desire for career advancement, a solid plan is key to successfully navigating the path to higher education.