Every parent’s journey through K12 looks different, but one thing is always the same: they want to stay connected to their child’s learning.
Families navigate a maze of apps, logins, and missed messages to find answers.
Zedbud changes that.
One app, one login, one journey.
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From Pre-K sign-ups to graduation day, Zedbud keeps every family engaged in the learning journey. Learn more at zedbud.com
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Every extra tool is an extra opportunity for confusion.
Teachers shouldn’t have to double-post. Families shouldn’t have to search for information.
Here’s how Zedbud helps districts get their time (and trust) back.
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Want real-time connectivity to your children while they’re in school? zedbud can help! #zedbud zedbud.com #RealTimeConnectivity
Building meaningful relationships with students and parents is an essential part of any early childhood education program. See how zedbud.com can help you bridge the communication gap to start improving your classroom relationships. #Zedbud #StudentRelationships
“Children benefit tremendously when the curriculum and assessment systems take into consideration a child’s ability and create multiple nonverbal ways to understand actual interests, knowledge and skills.” (nwaea.org/connections-blogs/…) #zedbud zedbud.com #ChildInterests
“Nature is viewed as medicine that produces a stronger mental muscle. Even just a 20-minute walk in nature prompts a chemical shift in the brain that boosts attention span.” – NWAEA.org (nwaea.org/connections-blogs/…). #zedbud zedbud.com #NatureLearning
Does outdoor play boost cognitive development in the early education years? Research says it does! (nwaea.org/connections-blogs/…) #zedbud zedbud.com #CognitiveDevelopment
Want to know the best books to stock for your early education classroom (or home)? Here is a list of what’s trending now. (scholastic.com/teachers/arti…) #zedbud zedbud.com #EarlyEducationBooks
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“Play is fundamental mode of learning for young children. For children it is a way to learn about self and the world through self-created experiences.” – (nwaea.org/connections-blogs/…). #zedbud zedbud.com #PlayingToLearn
“One of the most distressing characteristics of education reformers is that they are hyper-focused on how students perform, but they ignore how students learn” – Diane Marie, Author of Truth about Education (nwaea.org/connections-blogs/…). #zedbud zedbud.com #HowTheyLearn
According to Dr. Dan Hodgins (via NWAEA.org), “asking preschoolers to stand in line invites a child to push the child in front” as well as a whole slew of behavioral issues. See alternatives to the “line up” method (nwaea.org/connections-blogs/…). #LineUpIssues #zedbud
Are you lining up your students for behavioral issues? See how “lining up” can wreak havoc on little ones during class time. (nwaea.org/connections-blogs/…) #zedbud zebud.com #AvoidTheLineUp
What does your classroom say to your students? See how to arrange your early childhood education environment to make the most of their learning experience. (nwaea.org/connections-blogs/…) zedbud.com #ClassroomOrganization #zedbud
Your time is a premium; here’s how to “coupon clip” your way through the day to make the most of it! (blog.zedbud.com/2020/01/coup…) #TimeSaving #OrganizeYourDay #zedbud
Whether you’re a teacher or a parent, there are ways you can prepare for your meeting that will help you maximize the outcome potential for children. Check out How to Get the Most of Parent-Teacher meetings on our blog (blog.zedbud.com/2020/01/pare…). #PreparingForPTC #ParentQuestions
