To engage students, teachers need tools that work well regardless of where learning happens — hybrid, virtual or in-person. Here is a list of digital tools for student engagement across all grade levels, curated by teacher and author Rachelle Dene Poth:
Gamification turns the learning process into an interactive and immersive experience, but it wouldn’t be half as fun without game levels that students have to achieve. Let’s delve deeper into the advantages of the classroom gamification level system and how you can set it up.
Student self-efficacy is an essential component of online education. Since hybrid teaching is on track to become a major part of the schooling system, teachers need to find the strategies that make students feel confident in their ability to learn online.
Edtech plays a pivotal role in the hybrid classroom. However, pedagogy remains the central force that ensures a successful and effective teaching and learning experience. Therefore, it’s the key to successful hybrid classes.
Project-based learning is the best excuse to use more digital tools in the classroom and have students experience real-life learning opportunities. Here are 7 digital tools for project-based learning to enhance student motivation and help them develop 21-century skills:
Although STEM vs. STEAM is still open to debate, it’s increasingly clear that an art-enriched STEAM curriculum is preferable to purely technical STEM programs. Let’s dive into a handful of considerations for why art should play an equally active role alongside technical education.
Many teachers have a hard time when it comes to creating engaging lessons, but there are solutions! CYPHER LEARNING CEO, Graham Glass, discusses the five elements that make lessons more engaging.
Teacher and author Rachelle Dene Poth takes us through an exploration of Virtual Reality learning experiences that enable teachers to prepare students for a future that definitely includes learning and interacting through VR.
LMSs facilitate growth for students and educators in many ways. LMS reports are one of the main features that drive development and improvement with the help of in-depth, accurate data. Learn more about the five types of reports your school LMS must have.
Students experience learning differently and some of them will not always be able to keep pace with the rest of the classroom. Since most teachers have slow-working students in their classrooms, let’s see what you can do to help them catch up!
