How Classroom Redesign Powers Learner-Centered Education By Erik Ofgang published 3 December 21 One New Jersey school district has found that redesigning classrooms allows teachers to focus on learner-centered instruction.
Google Docs Update And WorkSpace Enhancements For Educators By Luke Edwards published 1 December 21 Google Docs update aids citations alongside Workspace upgrades ideal for admins.
Best Free Digital Citizenship Sites, Lessons and Activities By Diana Restifo published 30 November 21 Explore the top free sites, lessons, and activities for teaching digital citizenship.
5 Teaching Tips From The Coach & Educator Who Inspired Ted Lasso By Erik Ofgang published 29 November 21 Basketball coach and math teacher Donnie Campbell, one of the inspirations for Jason Sudeikis’ Ted Lasso, shares his strategies for inspiring young people in the classroom and on the court.
How to Create a Robot Library By Erik Ofgang published 24 November 21 Gilbert Public Schools district has created a robot library that features kits that can be borrowed by schools and come complete with lessons tied to standards.
Chronic Absenteeism: Why It’s On The Rise and How to Overcome It By Erik Ofgang published 22 November 21 The COVID-19 pandemic continues to increase rates of chronic absenteeism, but there are proven strategies for improving attendance.
Is The SAT Dead? By Erik Ofgang published 19 November 21 Many colleges that stopped requiring the SAT during the pandemic plan on continuing to waive the test. How important will the nation’s most infamous exam be going forward?
Should Teachers Get COVID-19 Booster Shots? By Erik Ofgang published 16 November 21 COVID-19 booster shots are available to educators and will be more available to the general public soon.
Best Free Thanksgiving Lessons and Activities By Diana Restifo published 16 November 21 One of the most beloved American holidays, Thanksgiving is celebrated by people of all religions and backgrounds
How to Use a Technology Innovation Grant for School Nutrition By Erik Ofgang published 15 November 21 In the lunchroom, as in the rest of the school building, technology plays a crucial role.
Why Aren’t Professors Taught to Teach? By Erik Ofgang published 12 November 21 Professors are experts in their subject matters but many have limited training in actually teaching their students.
Bett 2022: Reuniting the Global Community for Education Technology Under One Roof By Bett published 11 November 21 Bett returns to the ExCeL London on 19-21 January 2022 to reunite the global education community in person.
Leveraging Funds To Improve Schools and Meet the Needs of All Students By Susan Gentz, Trent Grundmeyer published 10 November 21 Flush with funding, K-12 superintendents have to make sure spending solves current problems and provides investment in the future
20 Sites for Creating Quizzes By Diana Restifo published 9 November 21 These top online quiz-authoring platforms give teachers plenty of choices in designing quizzes of every variety
Teaching Veterans Day: Best Free Lessons and Activities By Erik Ofgang published 8 November 21 From lesson plans to quizzes, videos, and primary sources, these resources will help you plan your Veterans Day classroom activities.
Online Learning Evolution: How Graduate and Undergraduates Are Learning By Erik Ofgang published 8 November 21 Even with campuses reopening to in-person learning, online learning has increased in popularity for certain students.
Campus Cybersecurity Tips & Resources By Erik Ofgang published 5 November 21 The culture around campus cybersecurity has evolved and so have the risks.
Winners Announced: Best of Show and Best of Market at InfoComm 2021 By TL Editors published 4 November 21 Congratulations to the InfoComm 2021 winners.
Best Graphic Organizers for Education By Diana Restifo, David Kapuler published 2 November 21 These digital tools and apps make it easy to create beautiful and productive graphic organizers.
Surveillance in Schools Associated With Negative Student Outcomes By Erik Ofgang published 1 November 21 Surveillance at schools is meant to keep students safe but sometimes it can make them feel like suspects instead.
