Year: 2018

Physical activity is even more beneficial to those on the spectrum than neurotypical (NT) children due to how it can improve many areas that they struggle with such as fundamental motor skills. By sampling a […]

It is predicted that over 20% of students are overweight before they even enter the public school system. This is quite concerning, and society is often looking for ways to combat these levels of obesity. […]

A happy classroom thrives. Students are awarded the best opportunity to learn and the teacher is able to go home each day feeling rewarded and as if she made a difference in the lives of those whom she’s dedicated her life to teach.

Being a teacher is one of the most rewarding professions, but it definitely comes with some diligence in the areas of planning and assertiveness. In order to promote higher levels of efficiency within your curriculum, […]

Making the upcoming school year an exciting time for your children is a great way to get future students motivated to learn in the following months. One great way to succeed in this is by […]

Are you looking to update management strategies in the classroom? We have some tips for you. Always circulate the classroom. Implement a system that lets your students share their work. Enforce consequences. Don’t be afraid […]

The ISTE is a yearly educational conference, encompassing grades K-12. It was at this event that Google chose to unveil its array of improvements that will soon be included in the newest incarnation of Google […]

It’s never too early to begin back to school shopping for STEM items. We help make things less confusing with our guide. Even the smallest items found in your house can be used for a STEM kit. Activity cards, books, and coding games are great additions to your STEM collection.