Below is a collection of what I think are some of the best cursive writing apps to use with young learners to help them learn the art of cursive writing. Using these applications, kids will get to ...

In today’s post, I am introducing you to a handy tool known as Flippity Spinner. This is a web based tool to randomly select names or terms. Whether you’re a teacher looking to pick students for ...

Here are some practical adjectives to vividly describe cities, helping to convey their scale, mood, and texture.

Children are innate philosophers, their minds brimming with curiosity and an insatiable appetite for understanding the world around them. Their endless stream of “why’s” and “how’s” isn’t just ...

Since November 2022, when ChatGPT was first released to the public, generative AI has rapidly transformed the way we teach, learn, and interact with educational content. I know a sizeable portion of ...

How should students use AI in the classroom? This question keeps coming up in every conversation about AI in education. And most of the answers fall into two unhelpful camps: ban it completely or let ...

Every week I see the same tired arguments circulating in teacher groups and faculty lounges. “AI is cheating.” “It’s making ...

Google quietly rolled out one of the most useful updates to Classroom in years. If you haven’t explored Gemini in Google ...

OpenAI has officially launched ChatGPT Translate, a dedicated translation feature that positions itself alongside tools like ...

We keep talking about AI literacy, but teacher professional development around AI is still not getting the attention it ...

Google’s NotebookLM recently rolled out an update that many users might overlook, but it’s one worth paying attention to if ...