Edmentum Content Team
It’s the spookiest time of year! Check out a few of our favorite free resources that are perfect for your class this month.
This blog post will offer a roundup of helpful credit recovery resources and offer more insight into Courseware and EdOptions Academy, Edmentum’s online curriculum programs.
Teachers can develop their elementary students’ literacy skills in their virtual, hybrid or in-person classroom with these effective literacy station ideas.
McKenna Wierman
The best way to develop literacy skills in young readers is to simply get them reading. Building your own classroom library is a great way to encourage kids to look for books that interest them, explore new topics, and become proficient, independent readers.
Check out our free guides, blogs, worksheets and other resources to ensure students are growing, accelerating, and meeting grade level expectations.
Here are some steps educators can take to discover teacher weaknesses and ensure teacher professional development plans yield the results they are looking for.
Regina Waddell
You don’t have to teach to the test to prepare your students for state assessments. In this blog post, you will get an overview of the steps you need to follow to use Study Island to build test preparation into instruction.
Madison Michell
Whether you’re kick-starting a new implementation of Courseware, Edmentum’s standards-aligned digital curricula, or picking up right where you left off last school year, we want to make sure that you have resources available to get this new school year started off right.
As a teacher, you want to learn who your students are and help them connect with their peers. Get to know your new class with these back to school icebreakers.
Brittany Voges
Formative assessments are essential in checking student understanding. Here are some key steps and online tools to help teachers successfully assess students.
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