Digital citizenship serves as a bridge between character education and technology instruction. Learn how two educators are implementing innovative and meaningful digital citizenship lessons in their respective schools.
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A former fourth grade teacher turned curriculum alignment specialist reminisces about the small moments and minor catastrophes that filled her days as an educator—and inspire her work today.
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This eagerly awaited back-to-school period is filled with challenges, opportunities, and plenty of emotion. Educators reflect on how grown-ups can help kids navigate yet another “new normal.”
Continue ReadingThe Case for Accelerated Learning: Supporting Student Success
Explore how BrainPOP is supporting accelerated learning this school year, from resources that help you create a positive classroom culture to content addressing learning gaps.
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BrainPOP staffers—and former K-12 educators—reflect on the new school year, and share their best lived and learned advice.
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!
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Developing meaningful connections and authentic relationships is essential for building classroom community and helping students succeed.
Continue ReadingEducators Reflect on the Lessons of Juneteenth
Sharing information, inviting others to learn, and bringing them into the experience is a celebration of Black culture.
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