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Artificial Intelligence in the Classroom: What Educators Need to Know

Artificial intelligence and education—totally unrelated, right? In fact, the connections and applications between the two might surprise you.

Ben Post

The Immersive Future of Education Technology: Exploring Augmented, Virtual, and Mixed Reality in the Classroom

Read on to learn more about what extended reality, augmented reality, virtual reality, and mixed reality is and how it can be put to use in the classroom.

Winnie O'Leary

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 5 strategies.

Brita Hammer

3 Ways to Bring Fun to Your Classroom with Study Island

As I think back to my time in school, I remember my favorite class activity being our version of Jeopardy!© Whether it was social studies or science, working together with my team to come

Alexis Brakebill

7 Lessons Learned from One Administrator's Journey in Choosing a Technology Provider

Check out this list of seven things you should be looking for when selecting your edtech partner, gathered from my recent conversation with Dr. Tyrana Battle, assistant superintendent for Halifax County School District in Halifax, North Carolina.

Madison Michell

Demonstrating Passion for Student Achievement: Get to Know EdOptions Academy Teacher Natasha Sumner

Check out what one of our EdOptions Academy English language arts teachers, Natasha Sumner, has to say about what motivates her to work in education, what her job as a virtual teacher involves, and why she loves working with EdOptions Academy students!

Sarah Cornelius

Minnesota’s New Education Budget: Using Increased Funding to Close Achievement Gaps

It took a special session, but in the last week of May,

Sarah Cornelius

[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

Meet Inspiring Educator Allen Ashley from Lake Panasoffkee Elementary School in Florida

When it came to state testing recently, Allen Ashley’s students weren’t worried. In fact, they were excited. That’s because, thanks to the Study Island Blue Ribbon Challenge Mr.