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Oct 11, 2021

Design Your Own Exact Path Contest + Enter to Win $500!

The 2nd annual “Design Your Own Exact Path Fall Contest” is on! This school year, every educator is looking to keep students learning and minimize their risk of falling behind.

Jiana Khazma

Oct 07, 2021

Thinking Outside of the Box to Prepare Learners for College-Level Work

With community college administrators under significant pressure to increase retention rates and find creative ways for students to complete remedial classes on the first attempt, strategic tools are integral. Exact Path can help.

Laura Porter-Jones

Oct 01, 2021

[Edmentum October Webinars] Courseware 102; Exact Path 102; Unfinished Learning and Credit Recovery

Every month, Edmentum hosts webinars focused on informative and educational topics that make great opportunities for all educators to conveniently fulfill professional de

Adam Burke

Sep 29, 2021

4 Things You Should Know to Support Struggling Middle and High School Learners

After reflecting on many conversations with Edmentum customers who use Exact Path, our K–12 assessment-driven, individualized learning program, we’ve compiled four of those best practices and considerations that you should know to help support your struggling middle and high school students.

Madison Michell

Sep 23, 2021

[Resource Round Up] The Ultimate Guide to Successful Virtual Learning Days, School Closures, and Continued Learning in Quarantine

Unexpected school closures or quarantine days can send everyone scrambling without a proper plan in place.

McKenna Wierman

Sep 21, 2021

[The Five Pillars of Reading] Breaking Down the Elements of Successful Literacy Instruction

All the best things in life start with a strong foundation.

McKenna Wierman

Sep 15, 2021

Learning in Quarantine: 4 Ways to Use Exact Path to Keep Instruction On Track

This school year is already proving that it will be one accompanied by a revolving door of students moving in and out of quarantine as exposures and positive COVID-19 cases run rampant.

Madison Michell