ResourceHub Category: Teachers

Bullying is a form of abuse that can be emotional, physical, or verbal. It can also occur online as cyberbullying.   Cyberbullying includes nonverbal harassment which could include text messaging, instant […]

Social studies should take students around the world. With the help of interactive displays, now they can! Interactive whiteboards are one of the best tools teachers can use to engage […]

Potential learning loss from this past school year has been at the center of discussion around schools, with concern expressed around students entering into higher education as well as for […]

Interactive whiteboards can benefit children with different learning styles while keeping them engaged in lessons. With the versatility of multi-viewer screen mirroring, the days of a teacher and one pen […]

Interactive whiteboards, also called interactive displays,  are one of the best tools a teacher can use to engage their class. With this digital assistant, you’ll be able to bring your […]

As highlighted in our last learning loss blog post, research shows that on average, K-12 students lost up to four months of mathematics and an additional four months of reading […]

You likely know that interactive whiteboards have a multitude of classroom uses. But did you know that most can be carried out remotely via a strong internet connection? Remote collaboration […]

Hybrid learning has been hanging over education, shaping strategy and defining lesson delivery — so much so that educators wondered whether it’d subside. While schools largely feel more prepared for […]

Student maturity has always been an interest of teachers, but usually refers to a studious, conscientious work ethic. However, after a period of lockdown and isolation, educators are more aware […]

Andrea Bocelli Foundation’s Digital Lab Project: a vocational center for youth implemented with Promethean Promethean supports the Andrea Bocelli Foundation in Italy having assisted the charitable organization’s Digital Lab Project […]

When Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools started looking to replace its aging hodgepodge of outdated equipment and non-standard platforms several years ago, they weren’t merely interested in technology for technology’s sake. Instead, […]

The best learning apps for science students turn difficult concepts into fun ways to engage their curiosity. Thanks to technology, students can experience science hands-on in fantastic new ways. There […]

An interactive whiteboard is this generation’s take on traditional whiteboards. Also known as digital whiteboards or smart whiteboards, these interactive displays are used in a variety of classroom and educational […]

Here are 3 of the latest and trending U.S. education and edtech news subjects. 1. Education equity in post-pandemic learning In the current education climate, schools are continuing to navigate […]

Classroom Culture Matters Positive classroom culture is foundational to academic success and students’ social emotional learning (SEL); students thrive in a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment. But fostering a classroom […]

Next Generation Classroom Design  While learning is increasingly digital, the physical classroom is as important as ever. Studies have shown that classroom design can directly affect a student’s academic progress […]

One of the positive changes that we are seeing in a post-pandemic world is a reimagining of what learning will look like. One alternate option that has already proven successful […]

The 2020 – 2021 school year highlighted global educational inequities. As educators prepare for the school year ahead, addressing these inequities will be a top priority. Equity is key to […]

There are two ways of assessing students — formal summative assessment and informal formative assessment. Find out the benefits of both to students’ learning outcomes. “When the cook tastes the […]

The future of education continues to show us how we can build on traditional approaches to better prepare students for life beyond the classroom. Mobile learning, or mLearning, is an […]

If last year taught us anything, it’s that nothing can truly replace face to face learning. As students returned to schools, teachers and administrators began to look at ways to […]

Around the globe, the role of technology in education shifted dramatically in 2020. The immediate necessity to move teaching online was a huge learning curve for teachers, students and parents. […]

The next chapter in personalized learning  Personalization has been a buzz word in the education community for some time—and for a good reason: Studies have shown that tailoring students’ learning […]

The skills that we need to equip students with are changing, along with the world around them. Emergent teaching methods may blend subjects together and are just as focused on […]