These modern STEM resources support personalized learning, letting teachers tailor instruction to different learning styles and paces. From ready-to-use lesson plans and activity books to immersive apps and virtual labs, their resource recommendations are designed to deepen understanding of many STEM concepts-whether you’re teaching biology, environmental science, or engineering.

Smartphones have gone from a privilege to a necessity for youth. On average, children receive their first phone at 11, with almost all children having one by 15. Meanwhile, children eight and younger spend an average of two-and-a-half hours with screen media daily, with many (40%) two year olds having a tablet of their own.

To help support these educators with more resource options, performing and visual arts teachers at Rutgers Alternate Route have contributed a list they use to bring character to their art classrooms. Whether you’re looking to build technical skills, encourage creative exploration, or promote meaningful collaboration, there’s a resource for you. By weaving these trusted tools into your teaching practice, you’ll be able to create more vibrant, dynamic, and inspiring learning experiences for your art students.

Whether you’re searching for creative ways to present new material, strategies for classroom management, or simply fresh inspiration, these resources have you covered with tried-and-true recommendations from their own teaching toolkits. Dive in and explore the 86 math resources they use to make their lessons both effective and rewarding.

Each year, we collect and analyze data on all candidates in our program. Our findings highlight a teaching profession that is becoming increasingly representative, from age and gender to race and subject area specialization. As we move forward, this data will continue to shape our efforts to cultivate empowered educators ready to inspire the next generation of teachers. Keep reading to explore the diverse backgrounds and experiences that shape our program.