How to set clear expectations on IXL
One of the great things about IXL is that there are many different ways to use it, both in the classroom and at home. However, students learn best when you’re clear about exactly what you…
One of the great things about IXL is that there are many different ways to use it, both in the classroom and at home. However, students learn best when you’re clear about exactly what you…
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…
As much as we all love to be right in life, mistakes are an important part of the learning process. Errors will eventually happen, and it’s important to help students learn from their mistakes so…
After a year of distance learning, students are returning to this year’s Spring Learning Showdown with new-found vigor! Take a look at our first leaderboard to see which classes around the world have risen to…
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…
IXL is designed to be flexible. This means there are many different ways that IXL can be used to meet student needs—whether they’re learning in person or at home. These implementation guides lay out a…
Checkpoints offer teachers a powerful tool to assess and address their students’ standards readiness. Built specifically to align with the rigor of state assessments, each Checkpoint challenges students to strategically apply knowledge from multiple concepts….
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…
Bring your class’s IXL achievements to life with this bulletin board printable pack! It has everything you need to track your class’s progress in a fun and visual way. …
Read on for a roundup of recent releases, including additional Spanish-language support, new pages full of state-specific resources and information, and updates to the curriculum….
Teachers have a new way to motivate students: IXL Leaderboards! Now, teachers can set up personalized competitions to compete over total questions answered, skills mastered, time spent on IXL, and more. Leaderboards are a fun…
From April 1 through April 30, students attending school online and in person will compete on behalf of their classrooms to boost their knowledge. The nine classrooms with the highest average number of questions answered…