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Continue ReadingIn the POP Seat™ with Steve Mesler: From Olympic Gold Medalist to Classroom Champion
Welcome to In the POP Seat, a new education thought leadership series brought to you by BrainPOP! In this inaugural interview, we’ll meet a bobsledder turned nonprofit executive who embraces lifelong learning and pays it forward.
Continue ReadingIntroducing BrainPOP Connect™: A New Virtual Event Series for Educators
Revisit highlights from our inaugural summer event, and mark your calendar for “BrainPOP Connect: Looking Forward,” just in time for back to school!
Continue Reading4 Educator Insights that Shaped BrainPOP Science, Our New Middle School Solution
Designed by former science teachers and researchers, our latest product was enriched by the insights of leading science education experts and current classroom educators.
Continue Reading8 Things Every Dad Should Know
There are many ways to be present and engaged with our kids, and to build skills that will serve them well for a lifetime.
Continue ReadingLeading with Pride: Why LGBTQ+ Representation Matters
An inclusive curriculum sends the message that everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and respect.
Continue ReadingDistrict Leaders Weigh In: Meeting School Needs with Edtech Partners
District leaders have learned enduring lessons about education throughout the pandemic that will shape future practice. Here are three of the most impactful.
Continue ReadingMind the Gap: Reimagining Science Education to Build Mastery for All
Engaging a new generation of scientific thinkers in the real work of scientists and engineers opens their eyes to a world of possibilities.
Continue ReadingIntroducing BrainPOP Science: Empowering the Next Generation of Scientific Thinkers
Kids are scientists in the making. Let’s help them put their curiosity into practice.
Continue ReadingAn Ode to Educators During the Crummiest Year Ever
The method and magic of teaching has never been more apparent—or more essential.
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