Last week we unveiled our new search toolbar, and we have received great feedback. The search toolbar is now also available on our homepage, and as you can see, you can apply filters to search thousands of resources by resource type (eBook, video, vocabulary set, etc.), language, grade, creator, and subject.
Recently, Education Week published an article written by A.M. Hangan titled, “How Do I Prepare My Students for Jobs That May Soon Disappear?” A.M. Hangan has been teaching high school for twenty years, and in this article, he addresses how the number of jobs available to high school graduates is
At Genius Plaza, we celebrate teachers every day, but today is even more special because we are celebrating World Teachers’ Day. The History of World Teachers’ Day According to UNESCO, World Teachers’ Day has been held annually on October 5th since 1994 to commemorate the anniversary of the signing
At Genius Plaza, we value the relationships we have with teachers, parents, administrators, and students. We strive to constantly improve our offerings based on feedback we receive. Our CEO likes to quote Epictetus, reminding us, “We have two ears and one mouth, so that we can listen twice as much
Join us as we celebrate World Teachers Day by writing an eBook about your favorite teacher. We will select and profile the best eBooks on our newsletter and Leaderboard, and select one teacher to sponsor at an upcoming conference. How to Win & Celebrate World Teachers’ Day! Go to GeniusPlaza.com
Importancia de las Matemáticas Las matemáticas son una de las asignaturas menos populares entre nuestros hijos. Es cierto que hay algunos niños que no presentan demasiados problemas a la hora de su aprendizaje, pero por regla general suele ser una de esas materias que les cuesta más asimilar. Tanto maestros
We have been following and sharing updates about the great effort by Hurricane Harvey Teachers in Need (who have now also created Hurricane Irma Teachers in Need) and the leadership of these inspiring teachers wanting to help others impacted by the recent storms. We decided to reach out to Brianne
This week, we continue to focus on the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, and now of Irma, too. According to a story from the Wall Street Journal, Florida schools are still struggling. We also continue to monitor DACA, with many new headlines this week, including a potential extension to the
One of the top education stories this week was about the administration’s decision regarding DACA. Here you will find some information on what it currently means for Dreamers. The National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials is providing real-time bilingual (English and Spanish) information by calling a free hotline
Recently, we wrote about Hurricane Harvey, and as Florida and other parts of the country brace for Irma, some of our educators and students have begun working on resources to teach about hurricanes. Jacki Schenk, who leads our science efforts, worked with our Learning Success Associate Lita Benson to
