
The Story Behind Reading Progress: A Transformative EdTech Tool – Bonus Episode with Microsoft Education
In this episode, Microsoft Education product manager Mike Tholfsen joins to share the story behind Reading Progress, a new Microsoft
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In this episode, Microsoft Education product manager Mike Tholfsen joins to share the story behind Reading Progress, a new Microsoft

Do you struggle with incorporating podcasts into your classroom? I’ve compiled my favorite tips for using podcasts with students. You

What types of text do you include in your classroom library? If you’ve used ebooks or digital texts with students,

Regular readers of the blog know that I’m a big fan of Capstone Pub and all of the resources they

What exactly is a screen-free, digital speaker system? When I first heard of the Toniebox and the Tonies for Teachers

In this episode, literacy expert Talia Kovacs shares strategies to support reluctant readers. You’ll hear tips for broadening our definition

Where do your students find ebooks? Right now, the distance learning resources from AmEnglish are free for teachers and schools.

Are you searching for free eBooks for kids? The team at AmEnglish has you covered with adaptive assessments, vocabulary support,

I’m always on the lookout for high-quality, free resources for teachers. Educators working with middle and high school students know

How do you use technology to support readers in your school? If you are exploring reading tools for students, the

It’s hard to find high-quality, high-interest texts for elementary school students. PebbleGo gives teachers instant access to engaging informational text
Super Teacher Worksheets is a website full of printable resources for elementary teachers. It contains over 10,000 PDFs and their
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