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Imagi

What is Imagi? How to Use It To Teach Coding

By Luke Edwards published

Imagi makes coding a game while sticking to curriculum based teaching.

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digital math assessments

3 Ways to Digitally Capture Formative Math Assessment Data

By Stephanie Smith Budhai, Ph.D. published

Choosing digital tools that you and your students have access to can help you gather real-time, formative math assessment data

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Skill Struck

What is Skill Struck? How to Use It To Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Skill Struck helps teach tech skills so students are directly prepared for the working world.

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What is BBC Learning Hub and How Can Teachers Use It?

By Diana Restifo published

The BBC Learning Hub is a new, free digital resource for preK-12 teaching

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FitMoney $uperSquad

What is FitMoney $uperSquad? How to Use It To Teach Math

By Luke Edwards published

FitMoney $uperSquad is a financial literacy program designed specifically for schools.

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GeoGebra homepage

What is GeoGebra and How Can Teachers Use It To Teach Math?

By Diana Restifo published

GeoGebra is a free interactive math platform for education

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The phrase STEM Education appears on desktop computer monitor, with icons representing Science, Technology, Engineering and Math

10 of the Best Tools To Teach STEM

By Luke Edwards published

Use these best tools to teach STEM for student engagement and success.

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Pivot Interactives

What Is Pivot Interactives By Discovery Education And How Can I Use It to Teach Science?

By Luke Edwards published

Pivot Interactives makes science teaching more active using interactive video recordings.

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Prisms

What Is Prisms And How Can I Use It to Teach STEM?

By Luke Edwards published

Prisms uses VR to make math and science learning a physical experience.

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A scene from the TV show Sesame Street

The Science of Sesame Street

By Erik Ofgang published

Since its debut in 1969, Sesame Street has always kept educational science at the forefront, and research continues to show that kids who watch it do better in school.

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