If you google “Digital Citizenship Activities,” you’ll find thousands of videos, examples and suggestions. Use Google Scholar for the same search, and you’ll be practicing just a small piece of the World-Wide-Web-sized library of skills that relate t ...
Online learning is new to most of us and may make us feel excited, challenge, worried, stressed, unsure and, really, the full range of emoji faces on our phones. Most educators are trained to teach in face-to-face environments because that may be the ...
Here are two things that are still taking place normally in this extraordinary time of pandemics and social distancing:Kids still need new activities and learning opportunities to stay happy and engaged, andScientists still need new data collected to ...
During this unprecedented time teachers, parents, and students have been challenged to continue the education process from their homes. This new distance learning challenge is one that takes time to adjust to but there are resources to help! In this ...
*Access the recording of Paul Battaglia’s webinar here. Opportunities to enrich student learning are everywhere! Teachers should feel empowered to use real-life, relevant materials and experiences to show students in grades 6–12 where mathemat ...
*Access the recording of Corinne Hoisington's webinar here. Communicating with students and parents has changed drastically as schools across the country have been forced to teach online for the first time this spring, but author Corinne Hoisi ...
Communicating with students and parents has changed drastically as schools across the country have been forced to teach online for the first time this spring, but author Corinne Hoisington sees this as an opportunity to make use of the many free digi ...
A 5th grade teacher friend told me about how she is trying to keep her students engaged as they continue their learning from home. “There’s a limit to the number of math worksheets you can give them,” she explained. “Have them read anything, the back ...
As I looked out my home office window, I noticed a piece of paper towel gently billowing along the deck on a breezy, sunny March afternoon—left over from grilling outdoors the night before. I sat up straighter—paper towel? I immediately went ou ...
Instructors today have a wealth of technology at their fingertips, presenting new ways to introduce students to art and architecture exploration in real time. Students have the opportunity to view a wide variety of art from many cultures, influenced ...
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