When the educational focus in schools shifted heavily towards STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) subjects, some educators felt that the approach came at the expense of art. It didn’t take long for STEM to become STEAM (add Art), and schools began designing STEAM labs. These unique learning spaces allow teachers to incorporate a […]
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4 Activities to Beat Spring Fever!
Spring is in the air, and as temperatures rise, students’ attentiveness falls. This presents a challenge for educators, as the last few months before summer break are critical for consolidating concepts learned throughout the year. Trying some new strategies to engage students can alleviate spring fever in the classroom. Take A Hike When the […]
Finding Tech Funding for Your Classroom
We know how mind-numbing it can be to search and apply for grants and funding for your classroom. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to get gadgets into your classroom without actually taking money out of your own pocket. We decided to make it a little bit easier by showing you some opportunities that you can take […]
3 End of the Year Poetry Activities
As the end of the school year approaches, it’s a good time to reflect on the school year with activities that are both fun and educational. Poetry and writing assignments are a great way for students to put into words their feelings and thoughts about the past year. The following are three poetry activities for […]
Learning Happens Everywhere
Hallways, courtyards, and other common areas in a school used to be forgotten space. It wasn’t thought that they could serve any purpose other than getting students from one place to the next or giving people a place to wait. In the 21st century, learning happens everywhere. That is especially true on school grounds, […]
Building Empathy Through Engineering
When you ask an educator what they are hoping students learn while working in a makerspace, they will probably list the four Cs of 21st century learning: critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity. Perhaps even a fifth: character building. Those are all possible, but there is another which may prove the most valuable of […]
What if Makerspaces Weren’t Just Spaces?
It’s unfortunate, but when a new fad comes to education, the powers that be often think that simply purchasing a product or making time for a class will be the most effective way to implement the idea (and help generate student growth). Add makerspaces to the list. A Makerspace is More than Tools & Furniture […]
Creating an Inclusive Makerspace for Students with Special Needs
When setting up a makerspace, students with special needs should also be able to learn and experience the creative benefits. Designing a makerspace that can accommodate students with special needs may be challenging, but with the right planning and a common sense approach, you can create an inclusive space for every student to use and […]
Improving Student Health by Design
Obesity is an epidemic among the nation’s schoolchildren. According to the Centers for Disease Control, 13 million children between the ages of 2-19 are considered obese. Where physical education used to be the only way for schools to provide students a healthy lifestyle, there are now plenty of ways for students to stay active […]
Are Your Classrooms Working for You?
Education has changed quickly in the age of technology. Not only are devices ever-present, but new ideas on teaching and learning seem to be produced every day. These ways of work reflect what it means to learn in the 21st century. It’s time to look at your classroom and figure out whether it supports […]
Dealing with Spring Fever
As a teacher you already know that spring fever can wreak havoc in the classroom. You may be left wondering if there is any hope of teaching your students anything new between spring break and the end of the year. This period is filled with dreams of summer and the desire to get outside […]
8 Ways To Make Your Classroom Environmentally Friendly
School classrooms are the perfect place to practice conservation and eco-friendliness. Kids are naturally concerned about the planet and ensuring its health. Put the following tips into action to make your classroom more environmentally friendly. 8 Simple Ways to Improve Your Classroom’s Environmental Footprint Rethink Your Basic Supplies Nearly every type of school supply […]
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