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How to Prevent Cheating on Online Curriculum

By: McKenna Garrison
March 24th, 2023

In any classroom, academic integrity is paramount to student success. It can be incredibly disappointing to discover your students have cheated in your class and now you’re left wondering how to prevent such a thing from happening again.

5 Steps to Support ELL Students in CTE

By: Brad Hummel
December 8th, 2022

As a CTE teacher, discovering that you’ll have English Language Learners (ELLs) in your classroom can sometimes be overwhelming.

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Classroom Management | CTE Teachers | Pacing Guide

Curriculum Pacing Guides: How to Get Started as a CTE Teacher

By: Mike Cescon
November 17th, 2022

As a new CTE teacher, you’ve likely heard the phrases “pacing guide” or “scope and sequence.” But if you’re still getting a handle on teaching your course, you probably don’t know what they mean or what they’re used for.

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.

Classroom Management | Student Engagement | Middle School

4 Best Strategies to Ensure Your Middle Schoolers Pay Attention

By: Mike Cescon
May 10th, 2022

As a middle school teacher, you’re probably well aware of how difficult it can be to get students to pay attention in class. These days, middle schoolers seem to be suffering more and more from short attention spans and behavioral problems, which makes your job all the harder.

Classroom Management | Teaching Strategies

11 Ways to Prevent Cheating in Schools

By: Bri Stauffer
May 10th, 2022

In working with teachers for more than 30 years, one of the most common frustrations we hear across the board is the fact that students cheat to get ahead.

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