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6 Teachers Share Their Secrets to Keeping Students Learning Over the Summer

How do you make sure that your students maintain the wealth of knowledge you worked so hard to teach them over the school year during summer break? We asked our awesome community of educators on Facebook this question and wanted to share their secrets with you.

Brita Hammer

3 Steps to Reflect on the School Year and Hone Your Craft

Like everything else in a teacher’s craft, you should attack reflection with deliberate, meaningful purpose. It’s not enough to ask yourself questions and poll your feelings. You’re looking for ways to affect change in how you prepare for the next school year over the summer.

Scott Sterling

6 Teachers Share Their Biggest Wins and Lessons Learned from the School Year

We recently asked our outstanding community of educators on Facebook to tell us about their biggest wins and lessons learned from this past school year. Here are a few of our favorite responses.

Brita Hammer

[Resource] 10 Ways to Keep Students Learning over the Summer

While everyone can appreciate a good lazy day, the academic consequences of an entire summer off is not something to take lightly. In fact, ASCD reports that, on average, elementary students lose one month of learning over the summer. Even more concerning is the fact that learning loss from this “summer slide” seems to be cumulative. Keep your students learning all summer long with these 10 tips.

Brita Hammer

15 ESSA-Aligned Preparation and Professional Development Initiatives Pennsylvania Educators Need to Know About

Educator effectiveness is a key aspect of Pennsylvania’s approach to ensure that all students in the state receive a high-quality education.

Sarah Cornelius

[Summer PD] Indiana eLearning Regional Conferences & Edmentum

Calling all Indiana educators—have you planned your summer professional development (PD)?

Madison Michell

4 SEL Skills Every Student Must Have for a Successful Grade Transition

When we think about whether a student is ready to move to the next grade or graduate, we often think in terms of academics.

Scott Sterling

5 End-of-Year Activities for Your Elementary Students

It’s hard to keep the attention of a bunch of wiggly ones with the weather getting nicer and summer break getting closer. But, there are a few sneaky ways you can weave in some reflection, forecasting, and fun into the end of the school year! Here are a few ideas to get you started.

Brita Hammer