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Welcome to the engage2learn Leading Learners blog series! We asked students across the state of Texas to interview an educator on their campus. Hear what Harlingen CISD student Sebastian has to say while he interviewed his Government teacher, Mr. Becerra. 

Small group instruction is paramount to meeting their diverse needs and ensuring the highest level of individual mastery – regardless of the grade level.

Welcome to the engage2learn Leading Learners blog series! We asked students across the state of Texas to interview an educator on their campus. Hear what Kilgore ISD student Anushka has to say about her teacher, Coach Dean.

Planning and implementing small group instruction is the most effective practice for differentiation and personalized learning.

Welcome to the engage2learn Leading Learners blog series! We asked students across the state of Texas to interview an educator on their campus. Hear what Kilgore ISD student Leticia has to say about her Humanities teacher, Mr. Stanley.

This month e2L is looking at elegant solutions and strategic abandonment. As we reflect on our own processes and progress, we’ve realized something. Too often we hear people assume that great results are the outcome of dumb luck. But, in reality, good results come from focus.

I want to thank everyone who has congratulated me on winning the Stevie Award for Most Innovative Woman of the Year in Technology in 2017.

Social emotional learning is a critical part of Life Ready learning. Here’s what social emotional learning is, and why it matters for public education.

e2L offers executive coaching to improve capacity to create campus culture, encourage goal-setting, increase retention, and improve student achievement.