ALT The image features a promotional graphic for Raz-Plus. It includes a large text saying "Discover What's New in Raz-Plus" with a decorative film strip underneath. The film strip contains various colorful images, including animated elements and people engaged in educational activities.

ALT The image features a person with glasses, sitting thoughtfully at a desk with a laptop. The background includes abstract shapes. Text reads: "From Policy to Student Impact: Aligning Pedagogy, Research, and Classroom Practice to Meet the Call for Intentional Edtech.

ALT Image of a Frax interface labeled "Bot Market" featuring sections for different bot types including Basic, Career, Robotic, Elemental, Fantasy, and Fashion. Each section has distinctive thematic graphics, such as ice for Elemental and a tent for Fantasy. Below is a highlighted "Career" section displaying various robot characters with different styles, each with a price tag in coins.

ALT The image shows a Bot Market interface with two themes: Fantasy and Robotic. The Fantasy section features a purple tent with mystical decor and offers characters like a wizard, witch, ghost, mummy, and knight, each with specific coin prices. The Robotic section displays a futuristic booth with various robots available, including a hero bot, alien bot, and cryo bot, also with coin prices. Both sections have labeled icons for navigation and purchasing.

ALT The image shows two sections of a digital game interface labeled "Bot Market." The top section, titled "Elemental," displays a shop with a crystal roof and six robotic characters with elements like fire and ice. The bottom section, titled "Fashion," features a clothing shop and six stylishly dressed robotic characters. Each robot has a star rating and cost in gems. Two navigation buttons indicate there are multiple pages.

ALT A person is sitting at a desk using a tablet while another is pointing at the screen. The background includes a chalkboard and educational wall decorations. The text on the image reads: "MetaMetrics and ExploreK12 Expand Partnership to Provide Deeper Insights Into K–5 Reading Growth." The design includes geometric shapes in bright colors.

ALT A student seated at a desk in a classroom, smiling and holding a pen. In the background, another student is focused on their work, with a chalkboard visible. The text on the left reads "Six-Week Math Growth Plan for Back-to-School and Beyond" with colorful geometric shapes surrounding it.

ALT Filmstrip-themed graphic with text: "Pick Your October Showing. Get more from your ExploreK12 solutions with free professional learning webinars.

ALT A promotional image for a webinar titled "Adding Dimension to Science Assessment: Engaging Students, Capturing Deeper Learning." It is scheduled for Thursday, October 8 at 4 PM ET. The image features a smiling individual labeled Cary Sneider, PhD, Science Education Leader. A "Free Webinar" button is displayed.

ALT Poster titled "Holidays to Spark Learning in October" featuring a calendar icon, red square, and blue circle. Text mentions incorporating literacy, math, and science in the classroom throughout the month.

ALT October 20, World Statistics Day: A computer screen displays colorful charts and graphs. October 23, Mole Day: A tablet shows a chemistry diagram and Avogadro's number activities. Background includes geometric shapes.

ALT The image promotes events with two sections. The first section highlights "Bat Appreciation Week" from October 24-31, featuring learning about ecosystems and animal science, with images of books titled "Bats in the Attic," "Bat at Night," and "Bats." The second section announces "National Fossil Day" on October 14, focusing on paleontology and prehistoric life, with an illustration of a computer displaying a fossil diagram.

ALT The image is divided into two sections. The top section promotes "World Space Week," highlighting space exploration and scientific discovery, with images of books and digital screens. The bottom section promotes "National Chemistry Week," focusing on exploring chemistry concepts through real-world applications, accompanied by chemistry-related visuals like beakers and tablets. Dates for each event are included: October 4-10 for World Space Week and October 18-24 for National Chemistry Week.

ALT A map of the United States with location markers highlighting various event locations. On the left, text reads: "Explore K12. Our October Event Lineup. Where will you be?"

ALT An infographic titled "What Educators Said About ExploreK12 Solutions" features three statistics: 100% gave ExploreK12 an A grade, 98% said it contributed to student learning, and 95% considered it essential in their classroom. The design includes a yellow triangle with a red star-like shape.

ALT Bar chart titled "Reflex & Frax" displays three statistics: 100% said students persisted through challenges, 88% said the solutions built math confidence, and 81% reported the highest levels of student engagement.

ALT Infographic titled "Raz-Plus" with a purple icon of a building displaying "100%." Below are three bullet points: 100% said students stayed focused, 100% said it reinforced key literacy skills, and 100% rated it 4 or 5 out of 5 for time savings.

ALT A graphic titled "Gizmos" displays survey results. 97% said students showed better understanding of key concepts, 95% said it supported meaningful learning experiences, and 92% said it sparked student curiosity.

ALT Assessment-Driven Instruction vs. Traditional Reading Instruction chart. The left column lists features of assessment-driven instruction, including data-guided decisions, proactive student needs identification, support for differentiated learning, connection of assessments to next steps, continuous monitoring, and evidence-based decisions. The right column describes traditional reading instruction with features like generalized plans, reactive responses, a one-size-fits-all emphasis, focus on assessment outcomes, periodic performance evaluations, and assumptions-based methods.

ALT The image features Tech & Learning's Best for Back to School Awards 2026 logo. It includes two award badges: "Winner Primary Education" and "Winner Secondary Education," both labeled with "Tech & Learning Awards of Excellence Back to School 2026." The background is a split between black and white with geometric shapes.

ALT A smiling child holds a tablet, surrounded by stylized cartoon figures of a squirrel and a cat. Above, the text reads, "Need math resources for your classroom? Get free school-year access to math fact fluency or fraction tools." A green "Apply Now" button is centered beneath. The background shows math symbols like "7+5" and "1/4.