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Nov 28, 2022

[Teacher Tips] What to Do with Winter Break Assignments

How can you ensure that winter break assignments are meaningful, and not simply tossed into a basket for you to maybe-or-maybe-not get around to grading later? Here’s five unique ideas to incorporate these assignments once you and your students are back in the classroom!

Brittany Voges

Nov 17, 2022

[Student Engagement] Extending Learning Over the Winter Break with Study Island

To keep your students learning, check out these strategies for using Study Island, Edmentum’s formative assessment and practice program over the winter break.

Brittany Voges

Nov 15, 2022

Using Courseware to Keep Students Engaged with Virtual Learning During Winter Break

With Courseware, you can work with struggling students over winter break to help them master the skills they struggled with in the first semester and possibly earn some extra credit to boost their grades.

Samreen Saadi

Nov 14, 2022

[Educator Insights] 534 Educators Share Their Outlook on Unfinished Learning

According to the 2022 scores on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), also known as The Nati

McKenna Wierman

Nov 14, 2022

Putting Exact Path to Work Over Winter Break

Learning slides of any kind are always disappointing, so we’ve put together four ways (and one bonus tip) you can keep learning going throughout the winter break using Exact Path, our K–12 assessment-driven individualized learning program.

Brittany Voges

Nov 11, 2022

[Reading Series] The Science of Reading Explained

The science of reading has generated a lot of buzz recently and for good reason—the research model has proven to be an effective, evidence-based approach to successfully teaching reading.

Brittany Voges

Nov 10, 2022

Accelerate Learning Over Winter Break with Apex Learning Tutorials by Edmentum

Winter break is an opportune moment for students to analyze and reflect on their academic performance during the first half of the school year and to continue learning at home so t

Sian Reilly

Nov 04, 2022

The Consequences of Suspension and What Schools Can Do Instead

Student misbehavior can be extremely disruptive to learning. It causes teachers and administrators stress and costs classmates the valuable instructional time that the teacher has to instead spend on addressing behavior issues. One disciplinary action that is often used to punish behavior problems is out-of-school suspension. Every year, three million students face out-of-school suspension according to the U.S. Department of Education (ED).

McKenna Wierman