How to use story charts in the classroom Teaching children how to write stories? A big part of this involves teaching children how to plan them. To pace a good […]
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In today’s digital age, choosing the right educational software is crucial for effective teaching and learning. This article explores Explain Everything Advanced, a comprehensive online teaching platform, and how it […]
We’re happy to invite you to a special Back-to-School webinar. Save the date and join us on September 26th at 1 PM EDT. If you are wondering how to create […]
Explain Everything Advanced is a dynamic, award-winning lesson creation and delivery software that makes it easier than ever to engage students and add excitement to every lesson.
How to teach phonics Phonics is a popular way of teaching introductory reading and writing skills. It involves educating beginning readers about how individual letters and certain groups of letters […]
An online whiteboard for teaching can greatly enhance your classroom. Students today are more familiar with technology than ever before, so why not let them learn in the way they consume knowledge daily?
Addressing the problem of teacher burnout Let’s be honest: teaching can be a stressful job. But it does not have to be this way. Schools can overcome the problem of […]
Hi there! Today, we’re excited to present some of the newest Explain Everything whiteboard templates available within our product. We’ve added two new categories to help you quickly find educational […]
Today, we will dive deeper into the Engagement apps that are available within our whiteboard. These apps are designed to engage your students even more during your classes. But before that let’s get back to basics.
Boost student engagement and learning with the three activity types now available in Explain Everything Advanced projects: memory, matching, and crossword puzzles.
There are four classroom management styles: authoritarian, authoritative, permissive, and indulgent. These have been adapted from notable developmental psychologist Diana Baumrind’s research into parenting styles in the 1960s.
Assessments are an essential part of education. While many people have a misconception that an assessment is always the final goal, different types of assessments can – and should – take place throughout the academic year.