Mike Marriner, President and Cofounder of Roadtrip Nation, talks about Roadtrip Nation and how teachers can take advantage of their free career-awareness resources.
Explore eight AI prompt engineering tips that teachers can use to get better results.
Jared Scott, an award-winning speaker and mental health advocate, shares insights and strategies for supporting students and their struggles with mental health.
Discover eight technology tips for helping students effectively start the school year.
The Unpacking Education podcast team discusses what to consider when setting up an online learning space for your students and their families.
In today’s episode, we’ll explore eight technology tips for successfully starting your school year.
Review considerations around how to set up a K–12 classroom to maximize learning.
Explore Brisk Teaching, an AI-powered teaching assistant and student feedback tool.
Former AVID student, Tasha Henderson, shares her journey from high school to a successful career as a television writer and producer.
Explore free student and teacher resources about artificial intelligence available from aiEDU.
We are joined by Science Instructional Facilitator Dr. Carolyn Colley, who shares insights and strategies for integrating more STEM education into the classroom, even if you are not a math or science teacher.
Explore the Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights, a document created by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy that can help guide schools and society at large in the safe and equitable adoption and integration of artificial intelligence.
Dr. Sam Johnston from CAST discusses the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Guidelines, shares how they can be used in the K–12 classroom, and offers a preview of the updated version 3.0 that will be released on July 30, 2024.
Explore a free AI guide and engaging student assignments developed by the metaLAB (at) Harvard and made available through the AI Pedagogy Project.
Brittney Smith explains the importance of news literacy in both K-12 schools and society at large and describes the many free resources available for educators from The News Literacy Project.