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3 Tips to Refresh Your Black History Month Lessons
Pausing, reflecting, and refreshing how you approach teaching Black History Month this February can help foster more culturally responsive lessons. Lessons should be dynamic and cover a wide range of topics, including history, first-person perspectives, art, literature, to better capture the Black experience. And, by celebrating black voices throughout the year, teachers can support anti-bias … Continue reading
K-12 Trends | VR Tech and the Metaverse
Companies like NIKE and Walmart are joining the Metaverse. What does this mean for education? Here are 3 tangible benefits to using VR in school now. Continue reading
Attending Spring CUE 2022? Here are 2 Simple Ways to Inspire Fellow Educators
Will you be at Spring CUE 2022 in person? CUE wants to hear from teachers like you! Here’s 2 ways you can inspire fellow educators at Spring CUE 2022. Continue reading
3 Reasons Educators Should Attend FETC
What a wild ride 2021 was for teachers. FETC can help teachers pivot their technology strategy in the new year. Here are 3 reasons educators are going to want to head to Florida to attend FETC January 25-28. Continue reading
EdTech Highlight: Creating a Modern Classroom with Wacom
Join us for a 4-part blog series to boost motivation and participation among your students. You’ll learn digital teaching tips and explore a remote-ready tool that makes lessons interactive. In Part 2, you’ll learn the importance of a flipped classroom. Continue reading
Meet a few of our favorite Native American Scientists
It’s a wrap! Check out spot-light worthy accomplishments from these scientists that we highlighted throughout November’s Native American Heritage Month. Continue reading
EdTech Highlight: Creating a Modern Classroom with Wacom
EdTech is pushing the boundaries of what teachers can do to accelerate learning. Choosing new tools to evolve your lessons and better engage students can be mindboggling—the possibilities seem endless. In a new 4-part blog series, we’ll be looking at digital teaching tips for creating dynamic lessons. We’ll also highlight Wacom tablets, a remote-ready tool … Continue reading
Kids Online Learning Statistics for 2020
Discover the top concerns parents had about education during the 2019-2020 school year to inform how you share student progress moving forward. Continue reading
Cracking the Code: 3 Ways to Participate in Hour of Code
What is Hour Of Code? This December 6-12, educators and students worldwide will be participating in Hour of Code. This yearly event celebrates computer science with an hour of coding to spark interest in coding in tomorrow’s computer programmers. Students of all ages and experience levels with coding can participate, and with over 500 pre-built … Continue reading