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Critical Thinking ·

How to Guide Your Students As Digital Citizens

Glenn Gordon|
10/18/21|

We live in an increasingly digital world. Every day we’re exposed to an onslaught of information from Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok, not to mention…

K-8 Science ·

Phenomena-Based Learning in The Science Classroom

Jessi Davis|
3/18/21|

The term phenomenon—defined as a naturally occurring event—is finding its way into our instructional vernacular. With the implementation of three-dimensional teaching, educators have found that…

K-8 Science ·

How to Differentiate for Success in the Science Classroom

Manuel Romo|
2/19/21|

More than ever, today’s diverse classrooms highlight the fact that teaching is not one-size-fits-all. Most educators will tell you each of their students has unique…

Distance Learning ·

Keeping Students Engaged During Distance Learning

Carolyn Levitt|
11/13/20|

“Why does it feel like I’m back to what I’ve worked so hard to get away from?” Does this sound like a familiar thought? If…

Assessment ·

Combining PBL and Student-Created Rubrics To Increase Engagement

Jessi Davis|
11/5/20|

In these uncertain times, our classrooms are evolving yet again. Now, more than ever, we need to strive to produce students that are independent thinkers,…

K-8 Science ·

Give me space! ☄️Explore the Solar System in 5th Grade

Sara Hallgren|
3/11/20|

GIVE ME SPACE! No, seriously it’s my fifth graders’ favorite unit. After reading Topic 6 and 7 in our Elevate Science program I always assign…

K-8 Science ·

STEM, Engineer! Real World Problem Solving

Thomas Dennison|
3/5/20|

It has taken over every after-school club, PTA event, craft aisle and even a recent Boy Scout event I was asked to be a part…

K-8 Science ·

Necessity is the Mother of Invention – Black History Month

Michael Comer|
2/6/20|

Ever try sitting on your hands and eating a hamburger? Bessie Blount Griffin (1914-2009) saw self-feeding for amputees as quite a challenge. She invented an…