Classroom routines are always essential, but now, they're more important that ever--here's how to use them to help students with distance learning.

Is there such thing as too much screen time now with remote learning? Check out these tips for teachers to help their students avoid screen fatigue.

🏆Our Micro Certificates win Tech & Learning Award of Excellence!

To help Lewisville ISD create programs that provide rich learning opportunities for students, LISD surveyed parents and found that the vast majority wanted to see an increase in STEM programming. This led to developing their first STEM Academy.

We are now offering Teaching Online Micro Certificates! Enroll today:

With $39, three-hour courses, K-12 teachers can quickly master skills to teach in the virtual classroom and earn Micro Certificates from NISE.

Only a few spots left! Join us next Tuesday as we sit down with admins to discuss how they plan on preparing their teachers for the fall. Register now:

We are sitting down with some district admins to discuss what the fall will look like. Join us! .Registration is now open:

Here is the final post on our Making Online Instruction Work -Now series! Make sure to check out these 5 simple ways to boost student engagement. Let us know what else you have been doing!

She is back! Dr. Dove with more tips on teaching science online.

Teachers, we want to hear from you! How are you supporting English language learners virtually?

Young students are curious about the world around them and thrive with hands-on experiences. You’ll find that young students need a different approach when it comes to virtual learning.

Northside Elementary sharpens focus on student needs, increases collaboration and camaraderie, and enhances connections with families.

We are all working on our new routines. What types of routines and expectations are you setting for your students now?

In this fourth edition of the series Making Online Instruction Work – Now!, we share tips for using video conferencing tools. What are you using? Are your students getting the hang of it?

Where is the house should students do their school work? How often? And for how long? The latest post to the Making Online Instruction Work series is now live!

"We learned that STEM is not simply about STEM kits and supplies. STEM occurs in the mind and is complemented by hands, not the other way around. It’s less about the “making” and “building,” and more about thinking and problem-solving."

Part 2 of Making Online Instruction Work - Now! is live! Learn why relationships still matter, even if they are virtual.

If you are feeling a little anxious or overwhelmed, that absolutely makes sense. Here are simple steps to get you started for teaching online:

"Our school became the first in NM to earn the NCSE, and 10 teachers completed the NCST. Not just science and math teachers who earned certification; an art teacher, a literature teacher, and a pre-K teacher became STEM certified, too."