Administrators
The Power of Positivity
It goes without saying that a positive school environment is beneficial for everyone. The power of positivity can make the day enjoyable, build self-esteem, motivate exceptional performance, evoke a sense of pride in meaningful work, and increase confidence in academic and social situations.
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The Truth About Video Games
At this point, it’s common knowledge that childhood obesity is growing at an alarming rate in the United States. Parents, educators, and researchers alike are searching for the cause and ways to reverse the trend and increase physical activity in children.
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Reading Recommendations
The Walkabouts team and our teacher advocates are all avid readers, and together we’ve read about a variety of topics! Here is a list of what we’ve enjoyed reading in the last year and recommend for your 2018 must-read list!
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6 Tips For Teachers to Learn New EdTech Quickly and Efficiently
Your school or district has purchased new EdTech, and now you are expected to implement it in your classroom. Where do you even start?
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The 5 Questions You Should Ask an Edtech Provider Before You Purchase
With all of the EdTech products available today, how do you decide what to purchase for your school or classroom? EdSurge offers a solid list of EdTech questions to ask companies before you buy. To help you make an informed decision about Walkabouts, we’ve answered EdSurge’s questions.
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How Administrators Can Support Technology Transition in the Classroom
Educational technology tools are often the answer to challenges teachers face in the classroom. Whether it's classroom management, learning retention, or improving test scores, there is a product out there to fit your needs. (By the way, have you checked out Walkabouts?)
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Using Walkabouts to Help Reduce Summer Slide
As the weather starts to get warmer, our thoughts turn to summer. According to the National Summer Learning Association (NSLA), “Summer learning is a key solution to closing academic and opportunity gaps that plague many communities across the country.”
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