As an effective educator, you may be on the prowl for tech tools that make your life easier, always. Data show that districts accessed an average of 2,982 distinct edtech tools in 2024–25, up 8.88% year over year, according to Instructure’s EdTech Top 40 list. In addition to adopting the newest tools, you may also be experiencing technostress, which many experience amid the saturation of tech products. The latest, techiest products may be fun to…
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The New PSAT is a Game-Changer The shift to the digital PSAT in 2023 marked a significant change for high school students, although students…
The Urgency of Standardized Test Prep for PSAT Scores I remember the feeling of being a sophomore, knowing that the PSAT was approaching, and…
The High Stakes of Standardized Testing In Randall Reback’s “Teaching to the rating: School accountability and the distribution of student achievement”, we find that…
The Challenge and The Opportunity The Problem: While it’s great when parents can afford to get test prep for their children, this often means…