Curriculum standards, school district guidelines, and educational technology are constantly evolving. This makes it challenging for educators to keep up with the best practices and the latest trends of the teaching industry. The Problem That’s not all, the nation is currently grappling from a shortage of teachers. According to the

Academic honesty is one of the core values of the American educational system. From Pre-K to Ph.D., it’s essential that students, pupils, and learners do their own work with demonstrated honesty and integrity. Unfortunately, detecting and preventing cheating has become increasingly difficult in the era of online learning.   Thankfully,

Every student brings unique social and emotional challenges into the classroom. As educators, it’s important to be open and receptive to students’ emotional needs. That’s especially true when it comes to non-native english speaking students. Because of linguistic, cultural, and social differences, supporting the SEL needs of non-native speakers takes

Growing Your Emotional IQ Do you notice when a student is feeling listless, anxious, or depressed? How do you handle one group of students picking on another? And how can you make every one of your students feel safe while they’re in your classroom?  These are vital questions to making

During the lockdowns of 2020 and 2021, reports of child abuse at hospitals went down. But it turns out that’s not good news. Most experts agree that it’s likely the incidents of child abuse increased as children that were seen in emergency rooms presented more significant and severe injuries. It’s

One of the biggest challenges teachers face during remote and hybrid learning is student attendance dropping significantly from normal in-school attendance rates. Challenges with student attendance may have been understandable at the onset of the pandemic when students were settling into new, unfamiliar routines. By fall 2020, a majority of