Regardless of the reason for a reluctance of reading, there are many ways that you as an educator can encourage a love of reading in your students. Check out our list of five tips to get you started.
Brita Hammer
Every February in the United States and Canada, people celebrate Black History Month by honoring the achievements and important contributions of black people throughout history.
McKenna Wierman
Looking for ways to mix up testing your students’ knowledge and comprehension?
Like any strategy that relies on consistency and repetition, exit tickets can get stale. Here are ideas you can use to refresh your exit ticket toolbox.
Scott Sterling
Recent trends in education have created a focus in districts and schools on improving their students’ social and emotional learning (SEL) skills, and many educators are aware of t
Before you know it, state assessment season will be here. How do you help your students prepare for the biggest test of the year? We asked teachers on our Facebook page to share their best review tips with us. Here’s how seven teachers help their classes prepare for state assessments.
At Edmentum, we know all about what it’s like to try to teach a new lesson while visions of sugarplums dance in the heads of your students. So, to help, we polled current and former educators for their favorite tips, engagement tricks, and best practices for getting through the winter holiday hustle.
Whether you’re looking to slip little SEL nuggets into an existing curriculum or implement a holistic SEL program at the school or district level, we’ve gathered some of our favorite sites and resources to support your SEL goals.
Sarah Cornelius
As you become more reliant on technology in the classroom and its benefits, there will always be minor and infrequent last-minute issues that can derail a lesson. While you may have a dedicated team of tech specialists and staff, it’s important to arm yourself with strategies and knowledge to help troubleshoot these inevitable issues. Here are five simple ways you can be prepared to curb any technology mishap in your classroom.
