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Unlocking Children’s Learning Styles Have you ever noticed that how you like to learn and how your child likes to learn is different? Learning styles is the basic idea that everybody digests new information differently. As a teacher, it’s easy to fall into the trap of believing students understand everything that you teach. This can […]

Introduction: Remote Learning The importance of having an excellent remote learning plan has become more critical in today’s society than it ever has been before. COVID-19 has rocked the world with its social distancing requirements, and its highly contagious nature, forcing public and private schools to close.   However, it is still important that our […]

Introduction Over 6,000,000 students took the SBAC test in 2017. Over 200 institutions around the country recognize the SBAC results for students entering into college-level courses. Additionally, the SBAC is credited for providing real-world applications for students preparing to enter the workforce. In short, the SBAC test is quickly becoming a cornerstone in the United […]

The Ultimate Guide to Boost your Child’s Math & ELA Scores Tests are supposed to be an indicator of learning, so when a child goes into a test, they should have studied and prepared to excel, right? What happens when your child has studied all night, but they scored 75% on their math test? And […]

Social learners, gather round. Second grade math games are a great way to study math as well as practice teamwork. Having some group fun is an excellent way to help your child branch out, both mathematically and socially. Why Team Building Activities Can Help With Learning Math During the second grade, your child will be […]

Introduction: GMAS When it comes to standardized testing, many complain about how much time it takes out of classroom instruction. For many, the value is unclear. When a testing period can take 1-2 weeks, many complain about its importance to students. Teachers can feel frustrated with the lack of instructional time available during assessments too. […]

As the end of the school year approaches, it is undeniably springtime. The birds are chirping, the trees are blooming, and millions of high school seniors are all anxiously planning their final weeks as high school students. These plans include prom, a senior ditch day, and of course graduation. For many high schoolers, graduation marks […]

Media Conversion in a Traditional Classroom Let’s talk about media conversion! When I was a student, teachers made learning more fun by using the newest and best aids. Resources like a slide projector, overhead projector, and arguably the best day, typing days were some of the highlights in my elementary. These instructional aids helped increase […]