These tips and tricks bring new templates, the latest research on saying student names, Thanksgiving lessons, and news literacy resources.

Catch up with the latest educational technology news. Today, we’ll talk about what new practices in ed tech will stick, digital equity, and more.

With so many articles and online texts to read, consider giving students the option of listening to the page as a podcast, easily created with Podcastle AI!

If your job is to help adults be better teachers, then you should join us at the virtual CTS Academy and discover new ways to engage and motivate them.

Started in 1999, National Novel Writing Month is dedicated to helping people create their first book, novel, or other creative writing endeavor.

Educators looking to incorporate the 2020 elections (and some free digital resources) into their classrooms need look no further than this blog.

In this post, explore one educator’s use of coding, and coding competitions, to boost learning for Gifted and Talented students.

In this post, we’ll delve into some useful compilations, ideas, and sites dedicated to teaching all levels of math during remote and face-to-face learning.

Looking for an online timer to keep your students engaged? Here are six free timers that will get you and your class counting down lickety split!

We have a treat for you this week (and we know how much educators need a treat right now!). TCEA membership is completely free to all this week. Happy fall!