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Using Game Play to Engage Students in the Election Process
iCivics Chief Education Officer Emma Humphries explains how the game Win the White House fosters student understanding of the electoral college.
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How a High School Science Teacher Uses BrainPOP to Promote Student Agency
Florida educator Amanda Pierman reveals how she engages higher-order thinking in her classroom.
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6 Ways to Support Your Child’s Learning at Home
Whether your child will be learning independently or in a microschool (or "pandemic pod"), read on for 6 tips to enhance your home learning routine.
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An Interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci, the Original Explainer
BrainPOP founder Dr. Kadar, who worked under Dr. Fauci in the 1980s, explains how the NIAID director is the ultimate physician educator.
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5 Tips for Promoting Empathy and Respect in the Virtual Classroom
Using these 5 tips, you can integrate social and emotional skills into your virtual learning routine and grow your class into a supportive community.
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How to Connect with New Students Virtually
These six strategies can help you reach your students in meaningful ways and make your time together memorable.
5 Ways Teachers Can Practice Self-Care
Self-care for teachers is more important than ever. Read about 5 ways teachers can practice self-care and healthy habits this school year.
How Online Educational Games Help Kids Learn
Even as sites across the web begin to phase out Adobe Flash Player, rest assured you can still find a broad range of free, top-quality games on BrainPOP.
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