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Executive Functioning Important to Student Success

Executive Functioning Important to Student Success

In her final blog post of the series, educator and author Sarah Kesty shares some valuable tips for educators wanting to teach executive functioning in the classroom. Read on to see how you can bring EF into your classroom and beyond. Where do you go from here? You...
July 22, 2019
Sarah Kesty
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Apps That Serve Limited Device Classrooms

Apps That Serve Limited Device Classrooms

My Favorite Limited Device Apps: In my last blog post, I described how limited device teachers have to be proactive problem-expecters focused on access, ease, & efficiency. With those principles in mind, this next post is on the two two apps I’d recommend for...
July 5, 2019
Nate Ridgway
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Students Create Yearbooks Using Google Slides for #CUE19

Students Create Yearbooks Using Google Slides for #CUE19

In August 2014, our district office asked students to create their yearbook and send it to them to print. The goal – save students money. Thirty-five to one hundred dollars for a memory book from a yearbook company was a lot of money; $10-$50 was a much better...
June 25, 2019
Jennifer Scott
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