Here at Boom Learning, we’ve had a shockingly busy Spring and Summer as schools have had to make tough decisions and get creative about how they handled teaching. Many adopted Boom Learning as they explored new techniques and tools for teaching students remotely as well as in classrooms. This has been both exciting and overwhelming …
The ability to make sense of incomplete pictures is why algorithms will never replace teachers. Data can support, but it won’t supplant.
Join teacher authors Karen and Belinda as they talk about technology in schools. What works and what doesn’t.
Prior to Boom Learning, students were merely just going to through the motions of learning another language.
Discover digital self-grading resources for assessing, prepping, or reviewing middle school mathematics. From integers to exponents, from operations to expression.
Last-minute, paperless teaching and test prep resources that grade themselves. Aligned to standards for third, fourth, and fifth graders meet standards, you can use these materials to practice and teach, evaluate progress and/or pre-test.
A selection of self-grading, paperless interactive teaching resources to prepare your middle school students for English Language Arts testing. Less grading, more fun. Assign as homework, for screen time, in class practice, or present on the Activboard for remediation or teaching.
Prior to Boom Learning, students were merely just going to through the motions of learning another language.
Meet Kristin Lee and her Boom Cards for science instruction. Light your students on fire (metaphorically of course).
Mathematics mini-apps created by teachers for parents and teachers. Practice skills from counting to calculus.
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