…& Feedback  Creating fair assessments and providing meaningful feedback takes a lot of time out of a teacher’s schedule. AI can help you design rubrics, generate quiz questions, and even…

…Learner Yourself  Perhaps the most effective way to create a culture of continuous learning is to model it yourself. When your staff sees you reading, attending workshops, asking questions, and…

…my greenscreen innovation!) Educators can also leverage technology students are already using. In my classroom in China, I used QQ and WeChat for discussion questions and posting pictures, videos, and…

…already faced a lot of the issues you’re facing.  Talk with your colleagues, ask questions, borrow resources, and share your own. Don’t be afraid to say, “Hey, I’m struggling with…

…Quality Professional Development Professional development should be purposeful, practical, and directly connected to teacher and classroom needs.  For example, Massachusetts is projecting 10% growth in teacher jobs by 2032, compared…

…in education, educational technology, and educational research. Each program is fully online and designed to meet the needs of working educators, with the flexibility to be completed in as little…

…evolving classroom needs make meaningful PD even more critical. One example is that state’s 26% increase in English Language Learners over the past decade, which highlights the need for specialized…

…spend additional time outside the classroom grading, planning, or pursuing professional development. An educational career may also include emotional demands, such as addressing students’ diverse needs.  While teaching salaries can…

…and community needs.   California districts often use a “step and lane” schedule to determine teacher salaries. Steps are annual raises, and lanes are for teachers with additional education. For current…