GoReact Recognized on the Utah 100 List Second Year Running

For the second year in a row, GoReact has been named to MountainWest Capital Network’s Utah 100, the annual list of the state’s fastest-growing companies.

5 Reasons Higher Ed Should Use GoReact

Can a higher ed tech tool save you money and time? Yes. Here are five ways GoReact benefits your students, faculty, administrators, and college as a whole.

3 Ways to Boost Psychology Undergraduates Confidence in Job-Ready Skills

Do psychology undergraduates have job-ready skills? Yes! And here are three excellent techniques to boost psychology undergraduates’ confidence in their skill.

Why Interview Skills Matter—and How Your Students Can Get Them

Do graduates have great interview skills? Spoiler: Not exactly. But there is a simple tool that can help them.

Can I Tweet This? Social Media and HIPAA Violations

HIPAA violations on social media cost anywhere from $100–$50,000. Here are some ways to train your students to think twice before venting online.

Conquering the Challenges of Instructional Design in Education

Instructional design in education is booming. How can instructional designers and educators work together to cultivate a riveting learning experience?

What is Video Based Assessment?

Can video improve student outcomes and help students develop important skills? An interactive, video based assessment tool can.

5 Hot Instructional Design Tools Worth Trying

If you’re an instructional designer, we’ve tracked down five up-and-coming instructional design tools you—and your clients—will love.

5 Keys to an Outstanding Nurse-Patient Relationship

Help your students develop the soft skills needed to cultivate a strong nurse-patient relationship by following these methods.

The Nitty-Gritty of Blended Learning Models

Blended learning models can transform the learning process. While one size doesn't fit all, everybody can adopt blended learning into their classroom.

5 Little-Known Facts about CAEP Standards 2019

For many teacher preparation programs, the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation—otherwise known as CAEP—is their Bible. These teaching guidelines are custom designed to standardize teacher education. The desired result? Awesome teachers who are...

In writing her new book, Limitless Mind: Learn, Lead & Live without Barriers, Jo Boaler found research that shows struggling is absolutely critical to mastery. In fact, the highest achieving people in the world are those who have struggled the most. Discover...

11 Questions You’ll Be Asked in a Teaching Interview

Helping students prepare for an interview? It’s completely possible to enter a teaching interview confident and prepared. Here are the types of questions they’ll be asked: Question 1: Why did you decide to become a teacher? Read the rest of the questions...

GoReact Recognized on the Utah 100 List Second Year Running

For the second year in a row, GoReact has been named to MountainWest Capital Network’s Utah 100, the annual list of the state’s fastest-growing companies.

How To Keep Tired Students Engaged

In a KUT podcast episode, President of Southwestern University Dr. Ed Burger shares several teaching strategies for keeping students’ attention when they’re low on energy. Tip #1: try to make the longer class feel like a shorter class by giving breaks. Read the...

Must-Have EdTech Tools for a First-Year Teacher

EdTech has the power to cultivate learning and build classroom culture. But with so many tools out there, it can be difficult for first-year teachers to find the right tools. The resources on this list cover a broad spectrum of categories, from communicating with...