Diversity and Courageous Leadership By Shannon Buerk Have you ever heard the saying, “Great minds think alike”? At e2L, we believe that great minds think differently. In education, however, there is not currently diversity in the superintendency. Even though 77% of educators are female,... May 10, 2018May 8, 2018 by Engage2Learn Read More
Welcome to e2L Studio! Welcome to e2L Studio! We hope that it will help make your job easier and more engaging! So here’s a question for you: what do you need from e2L Studio? Do you need a library of resources to bring in... May 8, 2018April 27, 2018 by Engage2Learn Read More
Time to learn! The e2L YouTube channel Did you know that engage2learn has a YouTube channel? Our team regularly uploads videos that show the work of our great partners, who change the lives of students every day. Our channel also features interviews with superintendents, classroom tours with... May 3, 2018May 3, 2018 by Engage2Learn Read More
Direct Instruction in a Small Group Environment By Teresa Tate As a teacher, I pondered how I could deliver direct instruction that my students needed if they were working independently or in small groups. I questioned, “How can my students learn if I’m not directly teaching them?”... May 1, 2018April 23, 2018 by Engage2Learn Read More
Motivating Students Before and After Testing By Dr. Luz Martinez Since the publication of “No Child Left Behind,” high-stakes testing has become a current reality in our educational environments. In this reality, students of various grade levels are required to take standardized tests in specific areas and in specific... April 26, 2018April 19, 2018 by Engage2Learn Read More
Series: Interview with an Educator 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 teacher, Mr. Becerra. Why... April 24, 2018April 12, 2018 by Engage2Learn Read More
Small Group Instruction is No Small Feat By Christin Leggett According to Time Magazine, “When we free ourselves from the notion of one person delivering information at the front of a classroom at a set pace, it allows us to completely rethink our assumptions of what a... April 19, 2018April 19, 2018 by Engage2Learn Read More
Series: Interview with an Educator 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. Teachers have an... April 17, 2018April 17, 2018 by Engage2Learn Read More
The Science of Small Group Instruction By Sonia Delgado The task of meeting the needs of students with varying abilities, attitudes, learning styles, perceptual modes, multiple intelligences, diverse languages and multicultural backgrounds is often our biggest challenge in the classroom. Planning and implementing small group instruction... April 12, 2018April 12, 2018 by Engage2Learn Read More
Series: Interview with an Educator 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. It is... April 10, 2018April 12, 2018 by Engage2Learn Read More