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Principles of Business, Marketing, and Finance: Where to Find Curriculum

By: Brad Hummel
June 9th, 2022

As a Texas high school business instructor, you may be asked to teach a Principles of Business, Marketing, and Finance course that’s aligned with your TEKS. Making sure your curriculum meets TEKS requirements is essential to ensuring your students learn invaluable business skills.

Career Readiness | Digital Citizenship | Middle School

Top 4 Digital Citizenship Activities for Middle School

By: Bri Stauffer
January 25th, 2022

New technology is driving change in educational standards across the country, especially in digital citizenship. This means middle school teachers need great digital citizenship activities to meet their requirements. While you could come up with your own activities, that takes a lot of time and you don’t know how each activity will go in the classroom. That’s why we recommend these four tried-and-true digital citizenship activities:

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Digital Citizenship | Middle School

The 5 Best Cyberbullying Resources for Middle School

By: Bri Stauffer
January 12th, 2022

Every year we hear the same challenge from hundreds of middle school teachers: Finding good cyberbullying resources takes too much time and effort.

Digital Citizenship | Middle School

4 Best Digital Citizenship Lesson Plans for Middle School

By: Emma Stanton
January 3rd, 2022

At Applied Educational Systems, we work with thousands of middle school teachers who need to educate their students to use technology effectively and appropriately.

Business Education | Career Readiness | Computer Applications | Digital Citizenship

What Are ISTE Standards? (And Why Do They Matter?)

By: Chris Zook
December 20th, 2021

The International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) is the foremost organization in teaching technology in the classroom. As a result, the ISTE has more than a dozen quality standards for how students, teachers, administrators, coaches, and computer educators should approach technology in the classroom. In total, there are 29 ISTE standards that apply to these five groups.

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