The Missing Piece in Teacher Training: Preparing Educators for Effective Parent Involvement

Despite the importance of parental involvement in student success, teacher training programs and schools often struggle to equip new teachers with the necessary skills to effectively engage parents. When we incorporate comprehensive parent involvement training, we empower new educators with the knowledge and skills to foster strong partnerships with parents.

Professional Development, Connecting with ParentsEducational Innovation 360November 17, 2023Educational Innovation 360parent involvement, teacher training, student success, effective parent-teacher collaboration, institutional barriers, meaningful interactions, comprehensive training, knowledge and skills, foster strong partnerships, improved student outcomes, strengthened school-community connection, Educational innovation 360 Comments

Effective Strategies for Managing An Elementary Classroom for New Teachers

As a new elementary school teacher, classroom management can seem like a daunting task, but don’t worry we all had to pass through the storm to get to a sunny day! This blog emphasizes the critical importance of effective classroom management and provides practical strategies for new teachers.

Teacher Support, Professional DevelopmentEducational Innovation 360April 20, 2023Educational Innovation 360classroom management, teacher support, pacing, professional development, behavior, change behavior, positive behavior, teacher trainingComment

Unleash The Emergency Credentials Now! Schools Are Struggling to Make it to Christmas

Did you know, In Utah, you no longer need a teaching degree to teach; all you need is relevant professional experience? I’m not sure if we are ready to go there yet... let’s start by maybe increasing the teacher's salaries.

Does Your School Utilize Virtual And Augmented Reality

As of 2022, the only true barriers to implementing virtual reality learning throughout the U.S. educational system are access to sufficient internet, the cost of VR and AR devices, and the lack of educational programs that have already been fully adapted to virtual reality and augmented reality learning.