Teaching Ideas
Culturally Responsive Teaching: What it is and Benefits to Students
Often students of color are not given the same opportunities or held to the same expectations as other students in the classroom. Their race or
Often students of color are not given the same opportunities or held to the same expectations as other students in the classroom. Their race or
According to the National Center for Education Statistics, throughout the 2020-2021 school year, about 7.2 million public school students received special education, which is about
Education technology is crucial to the future of K-12 education, but it can be a difficult space to navigate. Increasingly, school administrators are looking to
Mindfulness is a big buzzword for all professions today. If you’re like the other over 50% of K-12 educators who feel burnout, taking time to
Nearly 80% of educators report feelings of burnout throughout their career – a substantial increase from years past. We think this due to the combination
“A March 2022 survey from the National Education Association (NEA) showed that more than half of teachers (55%) intend to leave the profession earlier than
Tutoring has been a long-used solution for students to fill gaps in their day-to-day learning. Whether it’s just having more personal instruction time or being
K-12 educators have become overwhelmed by growing staff shortages and increasing student learning loss since Covid caused schools to move to remote learning. Since the
Tutoring is becoming increasingly effective with the emergence of big-data and algorithms. When you think of algorithms, our education system probably isn’t the first thing