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Continue ReadingMitigating COVID-19 Summer Learning Loss: Educators Weigh In
In a panel moderated by BrainPOP CEO Scott Kirkpatrick, educators shared their perspectives on how to navigate back-to-school in the wake of COVID-19.
Continue Reading6 Ways Gamification Enhances Learning
Game dynamics engage children in learning, creating a focused play mindset—active and alert, but also curious, flexible, and open to discovery.
Continue Reading5 Ways to Support an LGBTQ+-Inclusive Curriculum
The inclusion of the contributions and roles of LGBTQ+ people into the public school curriculum can have a positive impact on students.
Continue ReadingHelping Kids Understand the Black Lives Matter Movement
We hope that our new movie inspires action, opening the door to challenging and essential conversations at home and in the classroom.
Continue ReadingHow to Talk to Your Kids About Gender
With the right tools, information, and mindset prepared, you can confidently guide your children in navigating their questions about gender identity.
Continue ReadingOne Good Teacher Makes a Difference
Educators have the unique position and power to correct years of misinformation, manufactured history, and racist stereotypes.
Continue ReadingA Letter from Our CEO: Solidarity and Support for Our Community
We must do better as a nation, as a company, and as human beings. That begins with listening in earnest, learning from the past, and taking action to fight for racial equality.
Continue ReadingFree Resources for Supporting Antiracist Education
BrainPOP is committed to combating racism by creating content that examines the long and painful history of race in America.
Continue ReadingHow Reading Can Help Your Child Avoid ‘Summer Slide’
Months away from assigned reading can present a challenge, but summer can be the perfect opportunity to build lifelong positive reading habits.
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