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At EduMatch, we believe something powerful: access is only the beginning. When we talk about digital equity, we’re not just talking...

When students don’t believe their voices matter, we lose curiosity, connection, and the heart of authentic learning.

Culturally relevant teaching isn’t a trend—it’s a commitment. It starts by seeing our students not just as learners, but as whole people with powerful identities, stories, and voices. When we create space for those voices to shine, we don’t just change lessons—we change lives.

As leaders, we constantly think in terms of creating and improving systems to create a school where students love coming, staff feel...

Misinformation isn’t new, but the way it spreads has changed dramatically and the outcome of that spread can be scary. With a single...

As a teacher, have you ever had a dream for your class that was SO BIG, you weren't sure of how to make it happen? Did something hold you...

The mindset of a Competitor: Your opponent is not your enemy. -Christopher Mance II It was a regular basketball practice, starting just...

Being a working mom in education is truly the ultimate balance. All day long, you exude love, kindness, and care to children who are not...

Two weeks ago, I began my 18th year of teaching. I got into my car, iced coffee in hand, and started the road to my familiar campus,...

We as educators work in a career field that I believe mirrors so many natural human tendencies. Take for example, the urge to feel like...

It’s Monday morning; Jed shows up to class looking tired and gaunt. He whispers that his grandfather accidentally ran over his dog on...

In the dynamic ever-changing landscape of our modern classrooms, supporting multilingual learners requires an intricate blend of...

Education Technology applications are available for the classroom number in the thousands. Teachers and administrators look to technology...

Just imagine if you were asked what you wanted to do for triskderopa. Right!?!?!? Your first thought isn’t to all the things you want and...

The other morning, I was taking attendance when I heard some of my students talking about graduations they were attending for family...

SEL, or as it's commonly known, Social and Emotional Learning, has had an awakening. It's about time! You see, I've been teaching SEL...

TLDR: In this blog post, we dive into the exciting book launch of BreAnn Fennell's latest children's book, "Cooper's Comics." Join us as...

When was the last time you talked to someone about positive news? Do you have to take a long pause before realizing what it was? It is so...

In Special Education, Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) are fundamental to supporting students with disabilities in our schools. They...

As an educator, I want to help guide students to become well-informed adults for our future.  People need to be able to read a variety of...