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When Technology Fails: 5 Strategies For Educators To Help Build Task Understanding By Steve Baule published 26 September 25 By teaching the tasks behind the technology, we prepare students to survive in a tool-rich world.
5 Things I Wish Someone Told Me Before My First Day Teaching By Erik Ofgang published 25 August 25 Teaching is not easy, especially in the early weeks of your first-ever school year, but here are some things I've learned over time that I share with every new teacher.
Getting A Teaching Job: Cutting Through Digital Clutter By Telling Your Story By Erik Ofgang published 24 April 25 By talking about myself in the right way, I've found new opportunities in education and beyond.
4 Brand New AI Tools For 2025 With The Potential to Change Teaching By Erik Ofgang published 3 March 25 2025 has already been a wild year for AI models and teaching.
Leveraging Technology to Support Lesson Creation and Instruction By Stephanie Smith Budhai, Ph.D. published 4 November 24 Intentional use of technology is important to ensure that we do not get lost in the options and lose focus on why we are incorporating it in the first place
5 Tips For New Teachers Around Midterms By Erik Ofgang published 10 October 24 This time of year is always stressful but after more than a decade teaching, I’ve found some strategies that help.
I Have AI Fatigue. Here's What I'm Doing to Overcome It By Erik Ofgang published 9 September 24 Students submitting AI papers have taken away some of the joy of teaching over the last year. This semester, I'm trying a new approach.
Creating Curriculum “Bundles” To Help Teachers Become More Flexible in the Classroom By Michael Millington published 6 August 24 Creating self-contained online teaching templates, or “bundles,” can help streamline curriculum preparation.
5 Ways Science Informs My Teaching By Erik Ofgang published 30 July 24 I didn't use to think about educational research as a teacher, then I started interviewing teaching scientists.
Using Technology Differently and 3 Other Ways I've Gotten Better At Class Prep By Erik Ofgang published 12 July 24 As a young teacher, I used to focus on the wrong things when it came to prep. Here’s how I’ve changed.
