Personalizing history for more impactful student learning
Classroom Innovations
Personalizing history for more impactful student learning
Social studies teachers can help students personalize history by embracing individualized pathways and oral or local history projects
Teacher Shortage Solutions for Computer Science and CTE
Educating the educators is essential in order to properly reach the student. Here's one company that promises to make that happen.
Now Hear This—The Future of Classroom Audio Systems
A conversation with Tony Zeikle, Senior Vice President of Revenue at Lightspeed Technologies, Inc., in this FETC24 Takeaway
3 ways to build engagement in STEM classrooms
With the push to build STEM literacy and get more students—especially girls—into STEM fields, engagement is needed across science disciplines
How to Engage All Families (Using Their Phones!)
Vidya Sundaram, co-founder and CEO of Family Engagement Lab on using tech to connect parents and teachers, in any language.
Have digital portfolios come of age?
New techniques to enhance student creativity, create community, and improve assessment.
How To Engage Today’s Students in Civics
Chris Sinacola, co-editor of Restoring the City on a Hill, shares strategies to revive an essential subject.
Real Talk about AI
Zarek Dozda, director of UChicago’s Data Science 4 Everyone, cuts through the artificial intelligence clutter.
Is “re-inventing education” more than a cliché?
Anthony Salcito, Chief Institution Business Officer at Nerdy, lays out how the pandemic, teachers, and AI are shaping the future of learning
How summer learning can save education
Aaron Dworkin, Chief Executive Officer of the National Summer Learning Association (NSLA), discusses solutions to pandemic learning loss, teacher burnout, equity issues, and more
Engage younger students with tech the right way
John Costilla, Chief Marketing & Innovation Officer at Capstone, talks digital literacy and content integration for primary grades.
How To Beat Teacher Tech Resistance
