It’s no secret that educators have a lot on their plates; teachers across the country are balancing lesson plans, grading, interpreting data, managing behaviors, communicating with parents, keeping class fun, and so much more! In the midst of the chaos, days fly by, and Thanksgiving break is just around the…

Introduction: Whether you’re looking to try out a new restaurant, go on a nice scenic hike, or sign up for a yoga class, Google reviews is your likely your first stop. More than 60% of consumers seek out Google reviews before making a purchase or visiting an establishment. If you are…

With technology’s rapid advancement and continued growth, it’s only natural that new tools, teaching methods, and programs will make their way into the classroom. Tablets, smartphones, and school laptops give students greater access to data than ever before. However, for all their perks and benefits, many educators still don’t know…

Your phone’s home screen is the most important real estate in the world. Because they have your focus and attention while driving, companies pay tens of thousands of dollars to advertise on highway billboards. Your focus and attention is valuable. If you want to draw attention to your school, the…

Educators are inundated with assessment data, state test data, summative assessment data, district-wide assessment data, practice test data. Here is some interesting data: all of that data isn’t improving student performance. …

Most K-12 principals are anticipating definitive policies from district leaders, school boards, superintendents, chancellors, mayors — the higher-ups. Undoubtedly, the 2020–2021 school year is full of uncertainty. Will remote learning continue? Will some form of alternate day scheduling be implemented? …