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Sian Reilly

Sian joined Edmentum in 2019 and serves as a Senior Marketing Specialist. A former teacher and administrator, Sian believes that individualized, whole learner education is the key to powerfully transforming students, campuses, and communities. Sian is passionate about connecting educators with information to meet their specific needs in an ever-evolving education environment.

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Supporting the Whole Learner in Exact Path

The concept of the whole learner is grounded in neuroscience, and it tells us that learning occurs in an integrated way at all stages of development.

Unpacking Tutorials: The Pedagogical Structure and Why It Works

The research-proven acceleration model is one increasingly taking hold in classrooms across the country, but the combination of teaching grade-level content while intermittently dipping down to clo

Accelerate Learning Over Winter Break with Apex Learning Tutorials by Edmentum

Winter break is an opportune moment for students to analyze and reflect on their academic performance during the first half of the school year and to continue learning at home so t

Five World Mental Health Day Resources to Strengthen Teacher-Student Relationships

We know that what it takes to support teacher and student mental wellness is rooted in creating ways to build understanding and connection between people. Engagement is not just about seat time but about dealing with emotions and creating opportunities for agency and connection. On this World Mental Health Day, let’s take a look at our top five resources for educators to support building relationships and engaging the whole learner.

Welcoming the Whole Learner Back to School

Back-to-school season is always a little exciting and a little stressful.

Transforming Suspension Practices Using Restorative Justice

As many schools shift to the implementation of social and emotional learning (SEL) lessons into their curriculum, restorative practices are a great tie-in to building relationships, managing emotions, and giving students and educators an opportunity to build these skills in a way that is productive and useful to all. Let’s dive deeper into what restorative justice is, what the benefits of it are, and how you can work to integrate it into your school’s culture.

Leveling the College Admissions Playing Field: Entrance Exams, Opportunity, and Resources

College entrance exams have long been viewed as an efficient and reliable metric for evaluating students’ abilities and predicting first-year college grades and readiness