EdisonLearning Digital Learning Practitioners to Speak at Digital Learning Annual Conference
Digital learning practitioners will speak as session leaders at the upcoming Digital Learning Annual Conference (DLAC), February 7-9, in Atlanta, Georgia.
3 Ways Students Benefit from Classroom Podcasting
Most educators, and likely many older students, are familiar with podcasts from the perspective of a listener.
The poorest students are falling furthest behind. Can mentoring help?
On Monday, January 17 – 54 years after his death, we mark the 36th observance of the federal holiday in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
CEO Thom Jackson on Martin Luther King, Jr.
On Monday, January 17 – 54 years after his death, we mark the 36th observance of the federal holiday in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
3 Strategies for Hiring New Teachers
Three practical strategies are shared in this blog post from education leaders Barbara Blackburn and Ronald Williamson.
4 Steps to Approach and Enhance SEL with Digital Learning
In this blog post we’re breaking down some of the essential strategies and “must have” ideas to enhance SEL and with digital learning.
A Holiday Message
A holiday message from CEO Thom Jackson on the success of EdisonLearning over the last year and plans for the future.
4 Educator-Parent Partnership Strategies to Support Student Success
The blog post below features four practical strategies from author and expert Barbara Blackburn that can be applied by any educator.
New Data Show School Staffing Shortages Disproportionately Hitting High-Poverty Districts During Pandemic
Tukwila, Washington is a working-class suburb just south of Seattle where three-quarters of young people in the city’s schools are low-income and about two-thirds are Black, Hispanic, Asian or multi-racial. Most families rent apartments rather than own homes. Recent growth in homeschooling means that families who teach their kids at home now more closely reflect the nation’s diversity.
By the Numbers — How 100 School Systems Are (and Aren’t) Recovering from COVID: Tutoring, Extra Class Time & Other Learning Acceleration Strategies
Recent growth in homeschooling means that families who teach their kids at home now more closely reflect the nation’s diversity.