(Pittsburgh Parent) The coronavirus creates a unique challenge for students with special needs - educators share recommendations for apps to support learning at home. Special education is facing severe challenges as remote becomes the new norm for K–12 learning during…
(The Knowledge Review) The COVID-19 has disorganized the world system, and the education system isn’t far behind. Schools across countries have been shut down to prevent the spread of this virus among youth. However, to keep the students’ education on…
(Techwiser) While Audible is one of the best audiobook platforms available, there are alternatives that are cheaper and offer different kinds of access and plans, depending on your need. I liked Scribd better simply because it offers more for less.…
(EdSurge) Written by Dawn, a school librarian from Texas. Dawn’s district as a 1:1 device policy and uses project-based learning. EdSurge: What was the problem in your classroom or school that you were trying to solve when you implemented Tales2Go? Dawn: Students…
(Figur8) I’m an avid supporter of early reading and I strongly believe in the importance of reading for our children’s future success. Both my boys started reading early and they have a positive relationship with books. G1 devours books so quickly that we bought…
(School Library Journal) I LOVE audiobooks! They make it possible for me to always be reading. But for kiddos, access to audiobooks represents far more than a simple, hands-free convenience. Audiobooks allow children to build vocabulary, to attack sophisticated text and…
Tales2go is a great resource for teachers who want to help strengthen their students’ listening, fluency, and vocabulary skills, in addition to broadening their exposure to good literature. With a wide selection of books from established publishers, teachers and students…
Shelf Control: Listen Up With Tales2go, The Netflix For Children's Audiobooks. Read Review