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As you know, with technology continually advancing and the world continually changing, school administrators like superintendents, principals, and educators alike are constantly looking for new ways to enrich student’s learning experiences to create an environment that is engaging, inclusive, and hands-on. This leads to the continual need to innovate, seeking new strategies that shift education in a direction where students are eagerly volunteering to participate and constantly discovering something new–that’s the dream, but it can also be the reality and we’re about to tell you how!

Here are nine teacher hacks you can use to immediately help you transform your classroom into a dynamic environment where students enjoy every day! Plus, we’ve included some tools and free resources that can support these innovative strategies.

Gone are the days of simple content delivered in video format to watch on a loop before taking a simple quiz. Digital learning in 2024, thankfully, has gotten over the on-demand, individual, asynchronous, peer-less, or instructor-less learning modules. Instead, you can now find many new programs, peer-learning, collaborative networking, and impactful storytelling in a variety of personalize formats, such as social learning LMS platforms, podcasts, or hybrid options. In short, there is more direction now for you to direct your own professional development with increased flexibility and customization. And, the best news, is that many are now low-cost or even free.

Are you a teacher who loves being up-to-date and looking for classroom essentials so you can engagingly teach your students?

February is national Career and Technical Education (CTE) month and is recognized nationally and regionally by educators, legislators and students.

As a science teacher in the ever-evolving state of New York, I've seen firsthand the incredible strides we're making in clean energy. Have you heard about our Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act? It's super ambitious and aims for a carbon-neutral economy. This means our classrooms are more important than ever in shaping our future!