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Administrator Tips, Back to School, Data-Driven Learning, Educator Network, Funding, Professional Development

[Administrator Tips] 4 Steps to Planning for Next School Year

What can be done now to make next year EVEN better than the last? To tackle this question, I pulled from my own experiences as a principal as well as drew from conversations with other administrators. The responses were pretty consistent and tended to focus on four key areas: data, scheduling, budgeting, and staffing.

Joseph Durand

6 Self-Care Tips for Educators

As an educator, you spend a lot of the day thinking about others. Did that student turn in his or her assignment? Did that parent leave you a voicemail (again)?

Brita Hammer

How Can the Educator Network Support Your Summer Professional Development Goals?

Ah, summer in the life of a teacher—the bliss of school being out, wearing flip-flops on a daily basis, and of course, sleeping in.

Winnie O'Leary

Behind the Scenes: How Edmentum’s Study Island Development Team Uses Educator Feedback

At Edmentum, we have worked hard to embody our mantra of “Educator First.” This simple idea of listening to the educators who use our programs and responding to their needs has permeated every leve

Hugh O'Donovan

Special Education Screening: Assessments Educators Might Not (But Should) Be Familiar With

The primary purpose of assessment is to improve students' learning and teachers' teaching by providing powerful, consumable information.

Winnie O'Leary

Good Question: How Much Homework Should Students Be Assigned?

Here’s a loaded question—how much homework should students actually be assigned? None? A ton? Somewhere in between? Only on Mondays? Only on weekends? Only for math?

Winnie O'Leary

[Scholarship Opportunity] Network and Learn with Peers at the Next Edmentum Educator Summit!

For the past year, we’ve been embarking on an entirely new adventure—the Ed

Sarah Cornelius

Good Question: How Can Educators Make Competition in the Classroom Effective?

We’ve all heard the line about “a little healthy competition,” right?

Winnie O'Leary

[High Stakes Testing] Using Classroom Culture, Test-Taking Skills, and Mindfulness to Overcome Test Season Stress

To help you calm fraying nerves and ensure students are successful on high-stakes exams, we’ve put together our favorite tips on cultivating a productive classroom environment, teaching effective test-taking strategies, and leveraging mindfulness as your test-prep secret weapon.

Sarah Cornelius

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