8 Ways to Build Student-Teacher Relationships From the Start

More and more research shows extensive benefits to building quality relationships with students from the start of the school year. Relationship-building with our students is a soft skill we can actively improve and strengthen. A healthy connection and classroom environment can change the trajectory of the school year.

Back to School Basics: Classroom Library Checklist

As we prepare for the upcoming school year, we’re getting our classrooms ready to welcome new students. One crucial consideration we think about is our classroom library. Libraries are an essential part of a healthy community and a healthy school. National Book Lover’s Day is remembered on August 9th each year, and this year Mobile Ed has a few tips to ensure your library is a powerful tool in your classroom. 

Why Students of All Ages Need Read-A-Louds

Reading is a foundational skill for academic success as well as an integral life skill, but about half of adult Americans can’t read past a 6th-grade reading level. Reading aloud to our students is a significant activity known to improve student knowledge, fluency, and comprehension, but they don’t have to stop after primary school. Read-a-louds have incredible benefits for students in both primary and secondary education.

S.T.E.A.M. Reading List for Kids

Though we love conducting experiments and hands-on activities, they aren’t the only ways to learn new STEAM principles. Reading can have a prominent role in teaching students the relevance and application of STEAM subjects as well as some other subjects too. Continue reading for a reading list to begin showing students the importance of STEAM.

Try This: Nature Writing Exercises for Students

We’re all itching to be outside when the weather’s great, including our students. Nature is a strong source of inspiration, and getting outside can teach our students more than just how to be active. Writing about nature is a fun and easy way to teach students life-long analytical skills during the summer and the school year.

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The Future of Education: Exploring Student-Centered Learning in the Digital Age with Machine Learning

The American education structure has been criticized for its one-size-fits-all approach. Conventional methods, in which a teacher imparts knowledge to a passive group of students, have dominated classrooms for centuries. But as culture and technology evolve, so do our expectations and understanding of education. 

Simple Science Project: Ice Cream in a Bag

Beat the heat with a summer treat! This project uses sweet science principles to teach students about emulsion and energy while enjoying a sweet treat. Continue reading for instructions on using science to make a favorite summertime snack. 

Prioritizing Your Reset this Summer

We recognize our country’s educators' tremendous efforts this past year. Your role in students’ lives has been imperative, and we enjoy working with students and teachers every day who recognize that. But education requires a lot from both teachers and students, and we may need a reset during this upcoming summer.

Summer Science: Fireworks in a Jar

It’s summer, and fireworks season is here! Head over to your pantry to make history and science collide in this easy summer fireworks project. This science project is perfect for the upcoming holiday and requires simple ingredients you may already have in your kitchen.

Summer Education Checklist for Parents

Summer is here! How are your students going to spend it? Summer break may be some students’ favorite time while for others, it may be a more stressful time. One way parents can support students is by continuing the excitement of learning year-round. This checklist is the perfect resource for allowing students to rest, have fun, and learn a thing or two over the break.