This post is part of a series celebrating National Library Week. Learn more about NLW events, activities, and resources here. The idea behind multi-sensory learning […]
“Are you a good reader?” The question came up one day while chatting with colleagues. We had been reflecting on the power of high-effect size […]
It’s been a challenging 12 months for libraries, whether public or in schools. The changes brought on by the pandemic have altered the way libraries […]
Helping students broaden their vocabulary skills is crucial for them to be better readers. Even proficient students that have 80% comprehension can miss details that […]
What is it like to use a screen reader? — from knowbility.org by Anthony Vasquez Excerpt: In January, I, along with Texas State University computer […]
I am back with more electrifying resources for elementary teachers. Please check out the eight below; I am sure you will be able to equip […]
“We’re doing something called Lotta Lara,” remarked an elementary teacher. I stared at her in puzzlement. “I don’t know what that is.” “Well, I know […]
I’m back sharing more great resources and ideas I’ve found around the web. And today, I’ll be sharing tips specifically for elementary educators and their […]
Here Is A Great Reading App for Students with Dyslexia — from educatorstechnology.com Excerpt: Omoguru is an excellent reading app for students with dyslexia. It […]
This is a new series of blog posts for teachers looking to become materials writers. It aims to help future writers explore topics and issues […]
An important distance learning resource for teachers, students, & parents — from educatorstechnology.com Excerpt: Wide Open School (WOS) is a platform developed by the leading […]
Best Online Educational Games for High School Students — from edtechreview.in by Saniya Khan Excerpt: …the introduction of educational games to kids helps increase their […]