Website downtime could lead to an influx of calls and emails from students and parents. Worse, it could lead to information loss which could affect the staff from doing their job. We will touch on the types of backups you can utilize (with a few examples) to help you.
I fondly remember my first purpose-driven experience that exposed elementary students to Computer Science through Code.org’s Hour of Code.
Vocuabulary is a part of every content area at every grade level. Stephanie Woods explores how it can also be a part of phonics instruction.
Hybrid and virtual teaching have changed the face of education. Teachers have had to quickly (more like INSTANTLY) learn to translate everything that we do to a digital learning space.
What does it look like when the tenets of the Science of Reading are incorporated into lessons? Dr. Erin McNeill provides a glimpse into what is happening.
This post explores ways we can shift the balance to maximize our literacy instruction keeping the science of reading and balanced literacy in mind.
Too often the work ethic of young people is put into question. Autumne shares how her district is equipping students with work ethic skills to be future ready citizens.
Did you miss Computer Science Education Week? That’s OK! #VirtuallyDifferent Digital Learning Coach Melissa Walley recaps all the events and resources shared in December.
Back to School Night & Parent Teacher Conferences are a time to build relationships with families. Here’s some practical tips on ways to do just that!