Topics: Special Populations, Courses, reading
Topics: Substitute Teachers, Courses, Partnerships
Originally published on January 19, 2018 and updated on April 22, 2022.
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Financial Fitness for Teachers (A Peek at Course 5228!)
Posted by Susanne Leslie on Apr 20, 2022 7:00:00 AM
We all know April Showers Bring May Flowers, but did you know April is also Financial Literacy Month? The spring rain of April prepares the ground for magnificent flowers in May, and we hope our first-ever financial fitness course will help you fertilize your finances in a way that supports a life filled with financial freedom and wellness. The course is available for registration beginning on May 16th!
Read MoreTopics: Teaching Advice, teacher resources
3 Tips to Calm Anxiety from Angst [+ A Free Film Screening]
Posted by Keely Keller on Apr 19, 2022 7:00:00 AM
In 2019, the course writing team at Learners Edge recognized the need for a course about anxiety to help educators find ways to assist students with this mental health challenge in their classrooms and schools. No one resource yet distilled the essential information about anxiety into a book that would work for our graduate-level, continuing education course.
Read MoreTopics: Teaching Wellness & Inspiration, Social Emotional Learning, educator wellness, anxiety, Courses, Mental Health Awareness
Promoting Social Good with Ed Tech (New Course 5207!)
Posted by Susanne Leslie on Apr 15, 2022 7:00:00 AM
What makes you happy?
Read MoreTopics: Teaching with Technology, Technology, Social Emotional Learning, Courses, Student Engagement, Distance Learning, Digital Resources
Spring is in the air, and Earth Day is April 22nd! For 2022, we invite you to celebrate by using our Educator Earth Day BINGO board, and/or our Student Earth Day BINGO board. Every day is Earth Day, and we think these BINGO boards will bring fun to the classroom and remind students and educators of the actions we all can take to celebrate the beauty that is our earth!
Read MoreTopics: Instructional Strategies, Holidays, Courses, Spring Break, teacher resources
Originally published on December 12, 2021 and updated on April 12, 2022.
Read MoreTopics: Teaching Advice, Teacher Appreciation, Spring Break
Our pick for our next Cover-to-Cover book club course is Brené Brown’s recent release, Atlas of the Heart: Mapping Meaningful Connection and the Language of Human Experience!
Read MoreTopics: Literacy, Courses, Books, teacher resources, reading
April is National Poetry Month, so I wrote you a limerick! Reactions to poetry are varied. Some people find great joy in the creation and sharing of poems. Others don’t embrace it as fully. Poetry can take on a variety of styles and voice; you don’t have to stick with Emily Dickinson or Walt Whitman to get excited about poetry- there’s a poem for everyone!
Read MoreTopics: Instructional Strategies, Literacy, Digital Resources, reading