Comic Sans is a controversial typeface. You may recognize the hand drawn-looking letters, perhaps you’ve even used them. In fact, the font is commonly used […]

Did you know that Google Docs contains assistive writing features? Writing can be a complex task for all students, and particularly for students with learning […]

In the U.S., July 4 marks Independence Day, a holiday that celebrates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. The Declaration signaled a turning point […]

Simulations, games, role playing activities, and more have been a part of education from the beginning. Sometime games can help students focus on a task […]

It was only a week ago that a teacher reached out to me about typing mathematical symbols. Lonnie, a math teacher, expressed the challenge: I’ve […]

Teaching social studies subjects — history, civics, geography, and more — can be a challenge. Multiple elements of time and space are required to create […]

How are you showcasing student accomplishments in your classroom now? One great way to do so combines video, audio, and text in a simple interface. […]

Ever wish you could take plain old Wikipedia entries and make them a bit more exciting? While many teachers eschew Wikipedia as a valid source […]

Ready to step into the future? You may find this new iteration of an app worth exploring. It will be even more useful if you […]

It’s a big world out there — and there’s plenty to explore, even if you’re stuck at home. In a previous post, we shared some […]

 Dear TCEA Responds: I would be interested in learning how to do a book club with my students online. I want to focus on short […]

If you need more nonfiction content for your remote learning classroom, several online providers of nonfiction have made resources available for K-12 education. In this […]