This post is written by Laura Steinbrink, a high school English teacher and tech coach from Plato, Missouri. This post was originally published on her blog, […]
This post is written by Paul Gordon and Jesus Huerta, fifth-grade teachers in Palm Springs and El Centro, California. Paul and Jesus host the #3dprintedu […]
This post is written by Thom Gibson a middle school math & robotics teacher and advisor at Headwaters School in Austin, TX. You can connect […]
Transforming your classroom into an experience might be a lot of work but the end results are worth it. Here are 10 ideas to consider […]
Gimkit is a game show for the classroom that makes assessments feel like fun! How can you use Gimkit in your class? Read on for […]
Can we shift the homework culture while still bridging home-school connections? It's possible with family choice boards. Read on for examples, templates and ideas for […]
Remember the joy you felt when you laid the last domino in a match, played the final card in the deck, and finally reached level […]
Writing sucks. That’s the essence of what so many kids express during writing time in school. In my experience, many children who could spend hours […]
This past summer I had the opportunity to participate in a program called MERIT, which stands for Making Education Relevant through Innovative Teaching, in Los […]
Emojis are the modern-day hieroglyphics. In fact, our students are sharing complete thoughts and complete stories in, get this…PICTURES. It’s true! Take a peek at […]
Other than AR or VR, podcasting is one of the more recent edtech tools that has made its way into the hands of educators. And […]
With the introduction of new standards across different content areas, the focus of learning has moved beyond simply mastering content knowledge to applying skills within […]
