RoundUp

The impact technology is having on the printed word is huge. As we continue shifting to digital texts, we can use apps to support children’s early literacy development. At App Ed Review, we’ve included an abundance of apps for these purposes and have shared four of our favorites below! And remember, all reviews posted to the App Ed Review website ...

School is back in session! That means a new year of presentations from both teachers and students. Presentations can be a highly effective way to communicate information. Let’s make this school year the one in which we end the overuse of boring, dusty PowerPoints! At App Ed Review, we have taken the time to pick out four top presentation apps ...

Standardized tests can be as scary as just the letters ACT, SAT, and AP and these tests can send shivers down students’ spines! Confidence for students going into such important tests is crucial, and confidence is built through practice. The earlier students get to practicing, the more confidence they can build. The waning days of summer are a great time ...

Summer is a great time to get your child’s reading skills ahead of the pack before school starts, and a great time for teachers to find the best apps for early literacy for the fall. Tons of apps on the market say they teach students to read. App Ed Review has sorted through the early literacy apps and found four ...

With summer right around the corner, it is time to relax, decompress, and then start thinking about next year (when you’re ready, of course J). Once ready, we here at App Ed Review encourage you to start thinking about ways to incorporate art into your instruction. Whether you’re an English, social studies, P.E., or math teacher (or another subject area ...