Are Your Schools Failing Most Students? 5 Equity Hacks to Fix It Now!

Are your students falling behind? It's not their fault! Traditional schools continue to widen the achievement gap. Hack the system with 5 powerful strategies to make schools equitable for ALL students.

Reflecting on the Pandemic Journey of Higher Education: 2019 to 2024

How did higher education transform through the COVID-19 upheaval from 2019 to 2024? What strategies did universities implement to adapt to the challenges posed by the pandemic, and what lingering effects remain? Do you think we’ve made enough of a change for our students to survive in the future?

Unlock Student Success: Two Paths to Building Emotional Intelligence in Your Classroom

Unlocking true potential goes beyond IQ. Discover two evidence-based approaches to cultivate emotional intelligence in your classroom, empowering students to thrive academically and emotionally. Dive into the science and practical tools to unlock the secret weapon for success!

How Are Market Leaders and Innovations are Shaping the Future of Education

Witness first-hand how cutting-edge technology and the unprecedented challenges of the global pandemic are revolutionizing the way we learn, steering us towards a more personalized approach and redefining the conventional methods of teaching."

The Importance of an Open Mind When Evaluating Teaching Methods

How do new teachers navigate the transition from structured college classrooms to the diverse and often chaotic real-world teaching environments? As they step into contemporary classrooms, they're met with unfamiliar teaching styles, unexpected challenges, and the need for effective observation and adaptation. With various learning styles and teaching methods at play, how can educators ensure they're embracing the best strategies for genuine student engagement and growth?

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Navigating the Future of Education: The 360° Power of Mentorship

Addressing challenges faced by new teachers can be a challenge. What are the effects of mentoring and induction programs on teacher retention, highlighting studies by Smith and Ingersol It emphasizes the importance of carefully selected mentors, their active engagement, and the benefits of collaborative support in enhancing novice teachers' experiences and commitment to the teaching profession.

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Why Is It Important To Understand Students` Needs And Interests

When teachers take the time to understand their students' needs and interests, they can build positive relationships with them, leading to increased motivation and success. So what are you waiting for?

What's Holding You Back From Using These 5 Free Web Tools to Boost Student Engagement

Student engagement is largely based on how successfully teachers craft the learning assignments, rather than on the technology itself so how are you designing your lessons?

Everything You've Ever Wanted to Know About The Holiday Season Teacher Slowdown

Don't stress about finishing projects or units before Thanksgiving. I usually recommend wrapping up assignments before a vacation, but not Thanksgiving.

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8 Benefits Of Self-Guided Learning for Homeschooling Students

if you're looking for ways to improve your child's life, consider incorporating some self-guided learning into it!

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A Change MUST Happen Soon Or Our Student Will Be Left Behind

The United States alone has one of the highest high-school dropout rates in the world. I believe online learning is a start but we must prepare our classrooms for non-traditional students because if we don’t; the cycle will continue.