How to Conquer edTPA Task 2
Gathering the evidence needed for edTPA task 2 no small feat. Here are several tangible tips to take charge of the classroom and pass edTPA with flying colors.
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Will your preservice teachers pass edTPA? Prepare your teacher candidates by reviewing these five edTPA video requirements.
Continue Reading3 Training Resources for Administering Psychoeducational Assessments
Training future school psychologists? Here are three resources for professors training their grad students to administer psychoeducational assessments.
Continue Reading3 Brilliant Formative Assessment Strategies for Higher Ed
How do you discover what your students really know? Here are 3 brilliant formative assessment strategies that can be used in any higher education discipline.
Continue ReadingTeaching HIPAA Rules: 3 Keys to Success
Afraid HIPAA rules will put your students to sleep? Use these engaging practices to help healthcare students become compliant professionals upon graduation.
Continue ReadingNursing Professor Pioneers Technology to Engage Millennial Students
What kinds of technology are the most effective to engage millennial students? Dr. Ali Galindo was just one of the many educators on a mission to find out.
Continue ReadingGoReact 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.
Continue Reading5 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.
Continue Reading3 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.
Continue ReadingWhy 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.
Continue ReadingHow to Build a Successful Presentation Structure
The secret to a successful presentation is all in the structure. Draw your listeners in and hold their attention by following this presentation structure.
Continue ReadingHow to Conquer edTPA Task 2
Gathering the evidence needed for edTPA task 2 no small feat. Here are several tangible tips to take charge of the classroom and pass edTPA with flying colors.
Continue Reading5 edTPA Video Requirements to Review with Candidates
Will your preservice teachers pass edTPA? Prepare your teacher candidates by reviewing these five edTPA video requirements.
Continue Reading3 Training Resources for Administering Psychoeducational Assessments
Training future school psychologists? Here are three resources for professors training their grad students to administer psychoeducational assessments.
Continue Reading3 Brilliant Formative Assessment Strategies for Higher Ed
How do you discover what your students really know? Here are 3 brilliant formative assessment strategies that can be used in any higher education discipline.
Continue ReadingTeaching HIPAA Rules: 3 Keys to Success
Afraid HIPAA rules will put your students to sleep? Use these engaging practices to help healthcare students become compliant professionals upon graduation.
Continue ReadingNursing Professor Pioneers Technology to Engage Millennial Students
What kinds of technology are the most effective to engage millennial students? Dr. Ali Galindo was just one of the many educators on a mission to find out.
Continue ReadingGoReact 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.
Continue ReadingHow 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...