What’s next after ISTE Live ’24?

What’s next after ISTE Live ’24?

ASCA Annual Conference July 13-16, 2024; Kansas City, Missouri Either virtually or in person, join thousands of school counseling professionals for the premier school counseling professional development at American School Counselor Association’s annual conference. Discover best practices, resources, and evidence-based materials for your school counseling program. CSTA Annual Conference July 16-19, 2024; Las Vegas, Nevada … Continue reading →

ISTE 2024 Kickoff Event Sneak Peek

ISTE 2024 Kickoff Event Sneak Peek

Douglas Stewart is excited to host the EdTech Wonderland Event at ISTE 2024. Our annual ISTE launch party will kick off the conference in Denver with whimsey, wonder, and a bit of curiosity. Fall down the rabbit hole into an immersive wonderland highlighting the best of EdTech experiences and entertainment. Don’t be late for this … Continue reading →

New Texas TA-TEKS Standards

New Texas TA-TEKS Standards

In today’s ever evolving world of education, Texas is changing their education structure to prepare students for a tech-based future. Let’s explore what the new Technology Applications Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TA-TEKS) mean for educators, students, and the entire educational landscape. Proclamation 2024 is the current instructional materials adopted for the state of Texas. … Continue reading →

AAPI Authors to Check Out

AAPI Authors to Check Out

To celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, here are some Asian American authors to check out. Maxine Hong Kingston Maxine Hong Kingston is an American novelist and a Professor at the University of California, Berkeley. Kingston has written three critically acclaimed novels and several works of non-fiction that have strengthened the understanding of … Continue reading →

Celebrating AAPI in the Classroom

Celebrating AAPI in the Classroom

Every year, the month of May is officially designated Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage (AAPI) Month. May was chosen to commemorate the arrival of the first Japanese immigrants in the United States on May 7, 1843, as well as the completion of the transcontinental railroad by a large Chinese workforce on May 10, 1869. Here … Continue reading →