Catapult Learning EduBlog
What is teacher wellness?
Feeling overwhelmed by the demands of teaching? You're not alone! Many educators experience stress and burnout. Learn more about the effective strategies to improve teacher wellness.
Catapult Learning EduBlog
Feeling overwhelmed by the demands of teaching? You're not alone! Many educators experience stress and burnout. Learn more about the effective strategies to improve teacher wellness.
Optimal teaching and learning in classrooms, and beyond, can take place only when the following three critical areas are addressed in an integrated way:
There’s plenty to know about STEAM learning, a form of education that’s exploded in popularity in recent years. And we’ll cover it all in this article.
For those unfamiliar, the NAEP LTT test is a gold standard colloquially known as “the nation’s report card” and is effective at comparing student achievement from decade to decade.
Continuing the post-pandemic trend of plummeting test scores, recent data from the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) tests revealed that math scores for American students dropped to an all-time low. Let’s dive into math tutoring, its benefits, what to look for, and how Catapult Learning can help your district’s students improve in math.
Summer school serves as more than an academic bridge. It's a crucial avenue for real-world preparation, nurturing well-being, and fostering essential life skills.
The federal education funding landscape can be difficult terrain for even the most experienced educators to navigate. . In this article, we’ll discuss how schools can make the transition from EANS funding to other funding, such as Title and IDEA, and how Catapult Learning can help make this switch seamless.
Student attendance—or the lack thereof—is quickly becoming a major problem in America. More and more students are considered chronically absent today.
Educators have what seems to be an endless list of responsibilities and tasks, but one stands out among them all--supporting all students regardless of their learning differences.
This may be stating the obvious, but education is most effective when students are consistently in school and learning. Unfortunately, chronic absenteeism from school—which increased dramatically during the pandemic—continues to be a nationwide crisis.