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At some point in during the early grades, many students are introduced to concepts about neighborhoods and communities through a series of lessons that are taught within a larger instructional unit.

In today’s classrooms, teachers are required to integrate technology as they teach reading, writing, and communication skills. These are subjects have historically been taught using “old-school” strategies, without technology.

Early in my school psychology days, before the Internet, smartphones, iPads, and social media, I had the opportunity to work with groups of fourth-grade students referred to me for academic and social-behavioral support.

The following video features the Wizard of Oz demo, designed to show how MultiTeach® apps can be used to enhance literacy skills. This demo features the Nodes app, along with other apps, lessons, and resources that can extend literacy learning at the middle school level.

The following video provides an overview of ways teachers can use Snowflake MultiTeach® for collaborative instructional planning, a method proven by research to result in positive outcomes for students.

Snowflake MultiTeach is a powerful tool for teaching and learning, ideal for harnessing rich multimedia content, standards-aligned informational resources such as e-books, and online resources such as educational subscriptions, videos, simulations, games, and websites. Teachers can collaborate with...

Snowflake MultiTeach® collaborative multi-touch software is ideal for exploring and presenting a wide range of Physics and related STEM subjects. The images below are from a demo unveiled at the ISTE 2017 conference and feature a project created with the Nodes app.

"Because, ultimately, it's not about the technology at all. It's about changing the way learning and teaching takes place to make it more meaningful and impactful for educators and learners around the globe. It's about working together to turn what-ifs into what is." - ISTE