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How to Be an Ally to Indigenous StudentsUnderstand Your Indigenous Students Beyond Stereotypes There are 574 federally recognized tribal nations and over six million Native Americans in the United States. Yet, many people know little about Indigenous peoples’ histories, cultures, governments, and contemporary experiences. Stereotypes illustrate Native...
How to Ignite Learning Through GamesWake Up Your Students With Games! “I’m bored” is often heard by teachers during the mid-year learning slump. You may feel disheartened by this feedback and unsure how to re-engage your students. Introducing play and gamification to your classroom can...
So You Have a Truant Student… Now What?Do You Have Students Who Rarely Come To School? Learn How To Help Them Before It’s Too Late. Students who are chronically absent struggle to learn and fail to build the vital social connections that can help them excel in...
Legal Issues Around the NCAA Name, Image, and Likeness GuidelinesDo Your Athletes Receive Name, Image, and Likeness Earnings? Learn the NCAA Rules and Legal Considerations. The NCAA permits college student-athletes to earn compensation for activities involving their names, images, and likenesses (NIL). As this new era continues, you must...
So You Have a Student With Aggressive or Violent Behavior...Now What?How Do You Help Students With Aggressive or Violent Behavior? You are likely noticing that some students display aggressive or violent behavior. These behaviors detract from learning experiences, hurt classroom culture, and can erode the performance of both teachers and...
So You Think Your Student Has a Disability... Now What?Steps To Take If Your Student May Have A Disability. Learn How To Identify And Help Your Students. A student struggling with reading, math, or other school activities may have a disability. As you begin to collect and analyze data...
So You Have a Student With ADHD... Now What?Best Tips to Teach Students With ADHD: Learn Strategies to Keep Them and the Entire Class on Track As students returned to classrooms for this school year, some brought the challenges of Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) with them. You...
So You Have a Student Who's Disruptive... Now What?How Do You Help Students Who Are Disruptive? Reduce Student Disruptions and Have a Smoother School Year You have likely noticed that some students cause frequent disruptions. These outbursts detract from learning experiences, hurt classroom culture, and can erode the...
How to Teach Black History and Not CRT in Your SchoolTeaching Black History and Today's Laws. Discover Strategies to Convey the Truth Authentically. New critical race theory laws have scared and confused teachers. They wonder how to teach Black history authentically without violating the statutes. With nearly 200 “backlash bills”...
So You Have a Student With Depression... Now What?How Do You Help Students With Depression? Learn How to Support Your Students Consider the difficulties students with depression can face during the school year. They may lack social connections and optimism for the future – detracting from learning and...
[2-Part Series] How to Write a Better SyllabusNeed to Update or Create Your Syllabus? Discover Legal and AI Considerations in a Two-Part Webinar Series! A well-designed syllabus provides structure and sets clear learning objectives and expectations for your students. From due dates to grading criteria, your syllabus...
How to Write a ChatGPT Policy for Your SyllabusUpdating Your Chatgpt Syllabus Each Semester: Key Considerations If you've already crafted a ChatGPT policy for a previous semester's syllabus, the start of a each term signals the need for an update. Adapting your course guidelines to incorporate the use...
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A Guide To Common Formative Assessments And Defined Learning Outcomes
A Guide To Common Formative Assessments And Defined Learning Outcomes $150.00