Many schools start their mapping journey with their K-12 academic program. Ideally, they carefully choose their template, ensure their courses are aligned to standards or concepts, and create long term work goals so teachers have the time, support, and resources to...
As with any new technology, reactions to the release of OpenAI’s ChatGPT chatbot were mixed, ranging from alarmist to idealist. At this point, it’s safe to say that chatbots are neither the end of human problem solving as we know it nor the answer to all of our...
Enrollment Management Professionals are tasked with understanding and showcasing all of their school’s core identities and values in order to attract families who are excited to be a part of the community and students who will thrive within it. This process can...
At some point in education, assessment, unfortunately, became synonymous with grading. The single-point rubric shifts the focus back to assessment as a form of information and highlights the importance of feedback. Using a student-facing rubric to assess and evaluate...
By Olivia Grugan I’d learn anything but that. I love learning new languages. I grew up bilingual in German and English with exposure to ASL. As a teenager, I learned Spanish and lived in Guatemala. During college, I studied Arabic and then moved to the Middle East....
In order to maximize the potential opportunities that EANS funding offers, schools must carefully consider the most appropriate tools and services to directly address the specific needs of their students and faculties. Atlas can help address your school’s...
