Engaging students in math instruction can sometimes feel like a challenging equation to solve. How can educators make mathematical concepts come alive in a...
When it comes to edtech adoption, one of the top criteria should be to evaluate resources with accessibility in mind. Beginning with the Rehabilitation...
March is Women’s History Month. It’s the perfect time to teach students about famous women in history and support women’s rights. These video lessons...
What is irony?
“Irony” is a literary device that appears in novels, short stories, plays, movies, and TV shows. Irony examples in literature and media...
Often, teachers hesitate when it comes to teaching writing because they aren’t confident in their own writing skills. Although writing is a key pillar...
This back to school, Flocabulary is returning to its roots and announcing exciting new updates to boost students’ vocabulary acquisition. With our new analytics...
Flocabulary is an amazing tool for building community during back to school season, allowing educators to present engaging hip-hop videos to teach academic vocabulary....
From posing a question to playing a game, everything done in the classroom generates student data. The problem? Capturing and analyzing that data to...
