Month: August 2025

How Digital Portfolios Transform Student Learning

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Learning portfolios of the past often took the form of large, overstuffed binders with paper spilling out the sides. Filled with writing assignments, tests, drawings, and packets, they captured student accomplishments at specific points in time – snapshots of their year. As this EdWeek article explains, digital portfolios allow students to showcase not just their […]

How to Give Students More Control Without Losing Yours

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Giving students voice and choice in the classroom can feel like walking a tightrope. As a teacher, you want to empower students to lead their learning while maintaining strong classroom management. You want to empower students to lead their learning but losing your grip on the classroom is a scary thought. For many classroom teachers, […]

UDL in Action: Designing Lessons That Reach Every Learner

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Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is a research-based framework that helps educators design learning experiences to meet the needs of all learners. In elementary classrooms, UDL becomes not just helpful but essential. It leans into student needs, interests, and abilities as these vary widely. Let’s explore how Universal Design for Learning in the classroom can […]

What School Leaders Need to Know About AI-Enhanced Instruction

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AI is transforming education, but that doesn’t mean schools can easily manage the change. As a school leader, you play a critical role in setting the tone for how AI applications for schools enter classrooms. By introducing, supporting, and guiding their use, you create a pathway for success that leads to positive outcomes. In this […]

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