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Brittany Becker
Looking to support students’ reading and literacy skills this summer as they prepare to advance to the next grade level? You’re in luck!
Madison Michell
Did you know that Edmentum offers one-to-one online tutoring powered by FEV Tutor?
Scott Sterling
Project-based learning (PBL) can seem like a tremendous undertaking, requiring hours of planning and creativity well beyond the bounds of a standard lesson. For some teachers, that may be true.
Sian Reilly
How are you reimagining what summer learning entails this year as pandemic-exacerbated gaps persist?
Check out our free guides, blogs, and worksheets – we have the resources to help you to accelerate growth for your students.
As we head toward winter, let’s set ourselves and our students up for social-emotional learning (SEL) success with brain- and mood-boosting activities that highlight important connections between t
Recently, we asked over 500 educators h
Do you always know where to turn to get your most common data questions answered? Let’s take a closer look at two powerful and fan favorite learning path reporting areas—the Knowledge Map and Current Activities views—and dig into five questions they can help you answer.
Winnie O'Leary
In this post, we will discuss the signs educators can watch for to identify homeless students, understand how homelessness impacts learning, review the current legislation, and discuss what educators can do to support students in these situations.
Jiana Khazma
Just a month into our fall contest, dozens of educators have written in to share with us their contest plans, and it’s not too late to design one of your own for the chance to win one of three $500 gift cards for your classroom. Let’s dive into two takeaway tips featuring some of our favorite testimonials that are sure to help you build out a successful contest this fall!
McKenna Wierman
Individualized Education Program meetings, or IEP meetings, represent a key step in a larger, more complex process to address a child’s unique learning needs, and general education teachers are an essential part of the IEP team.
How can you keep up the enthusiasm for new and potentially challenging lessons throughout the entire school year? Keeping these three tips in mind is a good start.
We've put together fact sheets, activities, a poster, and critical-thinking questions so that you and your class can explore the history of Thanksgiving and discuss the traditions we observe today.
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