This spring semester, teachers across country are designing their own Study Island contests to create eng
Brittany Voges
Testing season—each year, teachers, administrators, students, and parents gear up to put their best foot forward for a series of high-stakes summative tests.
Every month, Edmentum holds webinars focused on informative and educational topics that make great opportunities for all educators to conveniently fulfill professional development requirements and
Haley Peterson
Our research team here at Edmentum was honored to have Marzano Research peer review a research project that we conducted for our classroom practice and assessment program, Study Island. Through that review, Marzano confirmed our findings about the effectiveness of Study Island, and we also uncovered four best practices to help students get the most out of online practice.
Regina Waddell
As Study Island users will agree, there are so many things to love about this program. From standards-based formative assessments, to real-time progress monitoring and ongoing practice, Study Island hits all the key features educators look for in an online program. In this blog we are highlighting some of teachers’ favorite Study Island features and how they are using them in their classrooms.
It is widely known that using formative assessment in the classroom is an indispensable component of teaching.
By leveraging technology you already have in your classroom, Group Sessions give teachers the ability to conduct simple, measurable, and easy-to-use whole whole-class activities while they gather actionable student data—and their students have fun in the classroom.
Edmentum holds monthly webinars focused on informative and educational topics that make great opportunities for all educators to conveniently fulfill professional development requirements and stay
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