With the recent release of America’s NAEP Report Card for Reading Assessment, we learned there has been a decline in middle school reading scores. Two years after navigating pandemic-induced remote learning, educators are again in the spotlight and now under…
Looking for ways to spice up your curriculum this Fall? We put together a list of our favorite video resources that are perfect for engaging students this season. Regardless of which subject you teach, these short videos pair well with a variety of lessons and texts or can be used as a tool to jump start classroom discussions and writing assignments.
Welcome to our special Juice Year in Review Issue. In this issue, we recap some of the major news stories of 2021 in the following categories: COVID-19, US News, International News, Science, Entertainment, and Bright Sides. It has been our honor…
In today's post, we finish going over the new features coming to The Juice® for the new school year this fall.
We have brought in a series of new improvements to our learning platform since our Early Access launch this past Fall. In today's post, we will go in more depth into some of the features we outlined in that post
Hint: The key is listening.
The benefits of writing and how to use writing activities to help students process and respond to current events.
When it’s just you and your students, self-reflection can be an invaluable tool to find out if you are giving them your best.
We incorporate different subject topics into our daily material, making our platform a perfect tool for collaborating with other teachers.
Fake News: we’ve all heard about it, but what is it, exactly, and how can media literacy help students detect it?
