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Jun 11, 2015

[ISTE 2015] Edtech and Teachable Moments

Technology has put vast amounts of information at students’ fingertips. But, does this mean that they effectively consume it? And where does this leave teachers? As the leading event for technology in education, ISTE 2015 is a great forum to explore these questions and gain insight into what the answers may be.

Sarah Cornelius

Jun 08, 2015

Summer Travel for Teachers

Not surprisingly, summer is prime travel time for teachers. But it’s also the best opportunity for meaningful professional development. Which option should the professional educator choose? How about both!

Scott Sterling

May 05, 2015

[National Teacher Day] Let's Celebrate!

Today is a day that we love here at Edmentum—it’s National Teacher Day! We see firsthand the hard work and dedication that educators across the country put in day after day.

Sarah Cornelius

Apr 28, 2015

Leaving a Lasting Impression After the Final Bell Rings

Schools across the country are in varying stages of closing out the school year. Leave a lasting impression on your students by using this time to make sure they are reflecting on their own progress and taking ownership of their academic goals.

Madison Michell

Feb 19, 2015

Three Key Factors for Student Success in a Virtual Program

Virtual classes can open the academic world to students in all levels of education. However, when starting an online class students must be aware of three key factors that will help them succeed.

Ana Dowling

Dec 19, 2014

Great Gadget Gifts for the Teacher

Tis the season! You might have a faculty white elephant gift exchange coming up or you just want to do something nice for your time out buddy. Whatever the case, here are some little gadget gifts that any teacher would love.

Scott Sterling

Dec 02, 2014

Controversy in the Classroom

What to do when a student, out of genuine interest, brings up a controversial topic you would have rather avoided? Controversy simply means people have varying opinions, which is healthy and is how progress is made in society. Harnessing it can help teach students valuable interpersonal and conative skills.

Scott Sterling

Nov 19, 2014

Using NaNoWriMo in the Classroom

November is National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo. It’s grown from a celebration of creative writing into a national writing marathon. For most, the goal is to write a 50,000-word novel within the 30 days of November. Here’s how to get your students engaged.

Scott Sterling