10 factors to consider when lesson planning with AI
Lesson planning can be a chore. But unit planning? That can be an even bigger headache, with so many standards to integrate, big-picture goals to achieve, curriculum to align. Now,…
Tax Refund? Invest in Your Professional Growth.
Tax time is here, and for many Americans, that means a refund check is on the way. Most people use their tax refund to pay down debt or cover the…
Test Stress? 5 Ways to Support Students During State Assessments
State testing can be tough—to effectively support students during state assessments, it’s important to move beyond encouragement and provide clear, actionable support they can rely on. Assessment season can heighten…
Teacher Appreciation Week: Ideas for Parents and Administrators
Teacher Appreciation Week 2025 is right around the corner—May 5–9. It’s the perfect time to celebrate our incredible educators. Whether you’re a school leader, parent, student, or community member, showing…
Ditch the Lecture, Dig into Learning in the Social Studies Classroom
It’s time to move beyond the “tech for tech’s sake” approach and embrace purposeful technology integration. This means using tech tools that enhance learning, not distract from it. Our use…
10 ways to co-teach with AI
AI is rapidly emerging as a powerful tool to support educators in new and exciting ways. Imagine having an intelligent partner in the classroom, one that can personalize learning, offer…
Beyond Evaluation: Using Peer Observation to Strengthen Teaching Practices – Faculty Focus
University faculty members are usually immersed in various tasks related to teaching, research, committees, and office hours. As a result, they rarely have time to explore the practices of their…
How multimedia and interactive tech transform engagement
Key points: Edtech objectives and student engagement goals should drive technology selections Leveraging edtech for differentiated instruction A critical shift in digital instruction in 2025 For more news on interactive…
Hexagonal thinking: Creating connections in the classroom
If you’re looking for a way to get your students to make meaningful connections and have deep, thoughtful discussions, then hexagonal thinking might just be your new favorite activity. What…
Using technology to support learning through movement
Key points: Movement helps boost student engagement in learning Using free resources to connect the environment to education Empathy, adaptability, and real-world readiness: Supporting students in 2025 For more news…