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As we wave goodbye to another year, it feels like the right time to step back, look around, and take [...]

With apologies to our friends in the South, there’s something about that first sticky snowfall that stirs the emotions. That [...]

Kindergarten teachers must be many things: educators, caregivers, disciplinarians, and exemplars of kindness and patience. eSpark looked at the skills [...]

Early childhood learning is perhaps the most critically important stage in a person’s cognitive and emotional development. Patterns and behaviors [...]

Reading is in bad shape, but there’s no better time than National Family Literacy Month to examine the issues and [...]

It’s November, and that means it’s time to roll the clocks back, dig out the cardigans, and reflect on what [...]

One of the biggest challenges that teachers face is keeping kids engaged. Older learners – even older elementary school learners [...]

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“I wish I had known that this was how we should have been teaching.” – Kindergarten teacher in Texas Thirty [...]

Every year, the National Association for Media Literacy Education hosts a week of events to encourage kids to think critically [...]

It takes time to spark a love of learning—and a great activity or two to kickstart the process! If you’ve [...]

Note: This article is intended as a high-level overview of the adaptive path for those who are evaluating eSpark and/or [...]