Interdisciplinary Learning: Reaching Beyond the Buzz
Interdisciplinary learning puts learning in a real-world context. Here’s how teachers can get started.
What Do New Teachers Need on Day 1?
If teachers can have a full toolbox from the minute students arrive in the morning, the less stressed they’ll feel, and the better we’ll be able to prevent burnout.
What’s Wrong With Teachers “Google-Sourcing” Instructional Materials?
“As a fairly tech-forward teacher, I was still scrambling to find and curate excellent resources to help me do the job.”
Make Digital Content Your District’s Superpower
10 Ways the Learning Explorer lesson-building and student engagement platform benefits students, educators, administrators, and districts.
Personalized Learning Leads the Way at Kershaw County School District
KCSD has been recognized as a National Exemplar in Personalized Learning by the National Council on Digital Convergence―one of only 23 districts in the country to receive this award.
Authenticity and the Learning Ecosystem
When students are learning from real-life experiences, engaging in project-based and play-based learning, and can be assessed while in the moment of learning—these experiences feel valuable and impactful.
Resources for Teaching About Voting and Elections
We have found a number of resources to help you navigate and provide insight for your community around peaceful conversations, post election.
What is Educator Compassion Fatigue?
Compassion fatigue affects educators, resulting from exposure to students’ trauma, leading to burnout. Many lack support, regarding discussions of distress as weakness. Recognizing symptoms and providing training can help manage and mitigate this significant issue in education.
Streamline Remote Learning: 5 Ways Learning Explorer Supports Educators
We have identified 5 simple ways to help educators engage students in personalized learning while managing their curriculum during remote learning.
