“Small wonder parents are crying out for grades that mean something.”
Kristin Flynn
For over 13 years, students have used Study Island’s proven solutions to ensure they have acquired the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully progress through our education system.
Mark Caulfield
Good teachers know that the more a student can direct their own learning experience, the more buy-in you will generate, which hopefully leads to more knowledge retention.
Scott Sterling
Edmentum has invested significantly to enhance our curriculum and address the content and cognitive demands of the Common Core State Standards.
Ashlee Tatum-Eckley
We have a lot of exciting things to share with you this year at ISTE 2013, but we don’t want those who can’t attend to miss out on anything. Each day this week we will be sharing a sneak peek
Jamie Candee, SVP Sales and Marketing at Edmentum, continues her series on real-world challenges in the classroom.
Jamie Candee
There are two converging ground swells in American education right now.
On the one hand, 45 states are implementing a universal set of standards that seek to not only direct teachers in what students should know at a certain level, but why they should know it and how they should be able to use it.
Although largely disliked, death and taxes are indeed inevitable. And liked or not, implementation of Common Core State Standards is also inevitable for almost every state. But despite that inevitability, there remains some resistance, notably and recently demonstrated by the Republican National Committee passing a resolution opposing Common Core.
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