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Infusing technology into the visual arts classroom can help students develop creativity, critical thinking, and art skills, while also preparing them for success in a tech-rich world of work and artistic possibility.

Explore nine different lists of digital tools that your students can use to create visual art.

Explore nine digital options for presenting and sharing your artwork, so you can effectively and efficiently reach your target audience.

Consider how you can leverage the power of technology to have students discover art to review, share their own work with others, reflect, and provide meaningful and timely feedback.

Integrate inquiry into each phase of your tutorial process to help students develop multiple skills while owning their learning.

Explore a tutorial process that features a scaffolded approach to help improve student performance, increase their mental well-being, and support their academic aspirations.

Place the student, not the content, at the center of your tutoring practice to build not just academic skills but also relational capacity.

Explore our collection of video timers designed in three different styles: classic blue, classroom blackboard, and colorful rainbow.

Explore five ways to empower your students to critically evaluate resources and effectively use them as evidence.

Explore a multitude of ways that students can use audio, video, text, images, and multimedia to communicate conclusions, demonstrate what they've learned, and take action based on that learning.

Consider how technology has made the instruction of social studies and history more important than ever and how you can best prepare your students for life in a technology-infused world.

Examine four strategies and skills that you can use to help your students develop questions and plan inquiries.

Explore digital resources that you can integrate into your civics, economics, history, and geography classroom.

Gain an understanding of student financial aid and the process for filing the Free Application For Student Aid (FAFSA).

Explore the five parts of the financial aid process, including planning, completing FAFSA, reviewing aid offers, receiving aid, and repaying loans.

Learn the basic steps in the financial aid process as well as and how parents can support their children through the process of applying for and funding their post-secondary education.

Uncover the truths behind 12 common misunderstandings about financial aid.

Get quick answers to some of the most common questions about FAFSA and the financial aid process.

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Use these resources to help students create, communicate, and demonstrate learning through comic strip templates and creation tools.

Use these premade templates to build engaging and interactive practice and reinforcement activities for your students.

Explore how you can use screen recording software in your classroom.

Use these short videos of dice, spinners, cards, and rubber ducks to select random numbers and letters.

Use these activities and templates to facilitate the building of community and classroom relationships.

Students can use these versatile graphic organizers to process and categorize concepts and ideas in any academic content area.