As educators, we are responsible for teaching all of our students, not just some of them. The challenge, then, is how to teach all learners in an educational system with an uneven playing field—one that…
Read on for a roundup of releases from the past month, including IXL Leaderboards, Spring Spotlight skill plans, new reports for district administrators and teachers, additional Spanish support, and more!…
The long-awaited transition back to in-person learning is underway! And with it, new questions are cropping up for teachers: What will my students’ knowledge levels look like? How should I tailor instruction? Will my students…
Students at St. George Catholic School have closed skill gaps and gained confidence with just 10-15 minutes per day on IXL. Sixth-grade teachers Alaina Reed and Wendy Bridevaux say IXL has helped them differentiate instruction…
As students and teachers navigate remote and hybrid learning environments, it’s more important than ever to effectively incorporate SEL into daily instruction. Here are a few things you can do today….
Spring is getting closer, and that means testing season is coming up! Whether your students are preparing for end-of-year assessments, standardized tests, or college entrance exams, IXL has built-in tools that can help. Take advantage…
It’s been a tough year. In the world of education we could lament the professional challenges we have all dealt with, but I want to celebrate the positives that have come out of this unprecedented…
Congratulations to this year’s Elite 100 teachers! Our seventh annual Elite 100 list honors educators from across the globe who have prioritized personalized learning with IXL during the 2019-20 academic year. The Elite 100 were…
With so much on an educator’s plate, there is limited time to take part in comprehensive professional learning that supports your needs. That is why we’ve created free 30-minute webinars that support educator and student…
Students turn to virtual schools for a variety of reasons: many learn at home due to medical conditions; some are elite athletes or performers who need more flexibility to accommodate training schedules; others prefer online…
Lesson plans are often designed for an in-person classroom environment, full of group work and interaction. How can you adapt these existing lessons for virtual learning? Our team of teacher trainers offers these helpful tips:…
Special education teachers are required to be jack-of-all-trades in the classroom, providing highly individualized support to address a wide range of learning differences. To ensure learners excel, teachers need to effectively differentiate instruction and accurately…
