How to Incorporate Coding Activities into Your Elementary Curriculum
By embracing coding in the elementary classroom, educators foster critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills in students from an early age.
PBIS-Friendly Consequences
PBIS stands for Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports. It is an approach that is usually implemented school-wide, and as…
Teaching Computer Fundamentals in Elementary and Middle School
By: Katie McKinley While not the most glamorous or exciting topic in technology education, computer basics is a necessary…
Tips for Helping Students with Disabilities Get the Most Out of Your Gen Ed Tech Class
Students have such a wide range of abilities that it can be very challenging to include something that is…
Flexible seating guide for computer lab teachers
Incorporating flexible seating in computer labs has been gaining popularity among educators who seek to create a more dynamic,…
Tech Teachers Guide to Teaching Technology Classes from a Cart
As technology continues to advance, educators are constantly looking for innovative ways to engage students in the learning process….
How to create and manage digital hall passes for students
Digital hall passes have become increasingly popular in schools as a way to manage student attendance and movement throughout…
Photo and Video Editing Teaching Guide
Photo and video editing have become increasingly relevant skills in the modern world. The ability to edit and manipulate…
How to use Canva with elementary students
With more and more educational institutions opting for remote or hybrid learning models, finding engaging and interactive ways to…
How to incorporate gamification in the elementary classroom
Gamification, or the use of game-like elements in non-game settings, has rapidly gained popularity as an effective tool for…
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