If the shift to remote teaching has you scrambling, you’re not alone. Millions of teachers, instructors, and coaches are having to adapt on the fly, preparing lesson plans without their usual toolbox of hands-on activities and personal interactions with students. Normally the one with all the answers, now your brain News

Are you struggling to get your head around the brave new world of remote teaching? It can be immensely frustrating, especially after years of honing your skills in the classroom. Even though switching to remote teaching can seem daunting at first, rest assured that it relies on techniques you’ve already News

We did it. Call the history book companies, because 2020 is finally the year we all stopped being scared of living virtually and found out how many things actually can be done from home. Just ask teachers!  Despite all the drawbacks of not being able to interact with students in-person, News

In the past, technology in the classroom was often a distraction, a hindrance, or something you needed to put away until after the bell.  In the days of remote teaching, however, technology has become your best friend. Lectures, assignments, quizzes, goofy learning break dance videos—everything has to be delivered over News

Imagine you’re waiting to get picked up for a first date…  They’re late.  It’s hot. You’re already annoyed and sweating way too much.   Your last conversation took a weird turn but you talked yourself into going anyway.  And then they finally pull up in a rusty, beat up station wagon News