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Alex Schultz

Alex loves learning and asking questions, which gets him involved in a variety of projects at AES. Whether it's teaching tips or data analysis, Alex wants to share what he's learned to help others succeed.

Classroom Management | Teacher Retention

11 Principles of Classroom Management to Teach Digital Natives

By: Alex Schultz
May 25th, 2022

If you speak with an experienced teacher, you’re likely to hear a similar response: effective classroom management is critical to their success in the classroom.

Business Education | Career Readiness | Communication Skills

What Is the Communication Skills for Business Certification?

By: Alex Schultz
April 6th, 2022

Many business education programs across the US are looking to expand their curriculum to include certification options for their students.

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Computer Applications | Digital Curriculum | Funding | Middle School

A Quick Guide to the Cost of Middle School Computer Curriculum

By: Alex Schultz
September 29th, 2020

As a computer applications curriculum developer, of the first questions teachers asks us is: How much does your middle school computer curriculum cost? On this page we'll give you an overview of what impacts the cost of our middle school computer curriculum along with some general pricing information.

Computer Applications | High School | Microsoft Office | Middle School

4 Best Microsoft Office Curriculum Resources for Middle and High School

By: Alex Schultz
July 16th, 2020

Do you teach Microsoft Office in middle or high school? If so, you're likely looking for a Microsoft Office curriculum to save you from creating materials from scratch!

Health Science | Middle School

Top 4 Considerations When Starting a Middle School Health Science Program

By: Alex Schultz
July 2nd, 2020

A middle school health science program is a great way to spark interest in younger students and increase enrollment in your CTE health science courses.

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