When properly used, graphing technology is a powerful tool for helping students learn mathematics
Digital Promise researchers in early STEM learning are investigating ways that media-based activities can be designed to foster science learning interactions between young children and other members of their families.
Digital Promise is working to identify the computational thinking (CT) concepts and skills that align with the abilities and interests of young children and can be promoted through early learning experiences.
As a founding member of the Every Learner Everywhere Solution Network, Digital Promise collaborates with institutions of higher education to implement and scale digital learning technologies in ways that enhance learning opportunities and outcomes.
Helping educators gain new tools to assess, intervene, and support struggling readers (and language learners)
Social emotional learning shouldn’t be relegated to a distinct unit or stand-alone curriculum; infuse it throughout the day
Pittsburgh-area cohort spurs collaborative progress for maker learning
Colleges and universities have been challenged to create more inclusive environments for disabled students
Technology is allowing students to take charge of their own learning
Helping your students find their motivation on the path to success
Schools are embracing coaching as a way to guide educators to success — but what makes a good coach?
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