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Administrator Tips, Edmentum Podcast, Online Learning, Research, Technology

Aug 22, 2022

[The Edmentum Podcast] A Human-Centered Vision for Quality Virtual Learning with Amanda Kocon

There’s little doubt that virtual learning will play a prominent role in the future of education. What is less clear is exactly what that role is and the essentials for success.

David Cicero

Aug 12, 2022

[Teacher Shortages] Over 950 Educators Share How Administrators Can Best Retain & Support Them

Teacher retention is more important now than ever, as administrators across the country are doing everything they can to keep great teachers happy and a part of their school district.

McKenna Wierman

Dec 06, 2021

Webb’s Depth of Knowledge Framework: The Basics

Norman Webb’s Depth of Knowledge (DOK) framework is a highly regarded model that has been proven to be useful in understanding what type of knowledge is required to solve problems in academia. Webb has outlined different levels of content complexity and understanding. Let’s take a look at an example, the DOK summary definitions for mathematics, which follow 4 steps.

Matt Strader

Sep 14, 2021

High Academic Achievement in a Virtual and Hybrid Setting

Dave Adams

Sep 08, 2021

5 Research-Based Components of a Successful Virtual or Hybrid Learning Program

How can virtual and hybrid learning models produce successful academic outcomes for high-achieving, collegebound students?

Dave Adams

Jun 11, 2021

Summer Education Conferences in 2021 You Won’t Want to Miss

Conferences are a great way to meet new people, get exposed to new ideas, and experience thoughtful conversations on the latest and greatest trends and need-to-know topics in education.

McKenna Wierman

Jan 15, 2021

5 Brain-Based Learning Strategies to Boost Learning, Retention, and Focus

Brain-based learning refers to teaching methods, lesson designs, and school programs that are based on the latest scientific research about how the brain learns, including factors such as neuroscience and cognitive development—how students learn differently as they age, grow, and mature socially, emotionally, and cognitively. Take a look into how to bring brain-based learning into your classroom with these five strategies.

McKenna Wierman