Education

We create videos about what's working in preK - 12 education. Whether you're curious about about project-based learning, integrating tech tools, or social and emotional learning practices, we've got you covered. And don't miss our Schools That Work series, which focuses on evidence-based strategies that you can bring to *your* classroom.

EL Education is a leading K-12 education non-profit that is meeting the national challenge to raise student achievement. EL Education offers the education we would want for every child: one that prepares citizens with both the skills and the character necessary for success throughout college, work and life.

Our portfolio of instructional materials and coaching services draws on 20+ years of success in more than 160 EL Education schools, serving 4,000 teachers and 53,000 students in 31 states and Washington D.C. Based on founding principles of meaningful work, character and respect for teachers, EL Education’s offerings transform teaching and learning to promote habits of scholarship and character that lead to high student achievement, regardless of student background. In addition to success on standardized tests, EL students demonstrate critical thinking, intellectual courage and emotional resilience; they possess the passion and and the capacity to contribute to a better world.

Homeschool Pop is a fun elementary learning channel from a real homeschool dad named Daniel.
(The word "Pop" is another way of saying "dad".)
The goal of this channel is to create engaging, unique learning videos for elementary children.

Learn Bright is focused on providing educational videos for kids that are fun and engaging but that also teach the topic properly and accurately. We are passionate about education and helping kids learn! Our channel is designed to support parents who homeschool their kids as well as teachers who are looking for resources in a traditional classroom.

The Highlighting Effective Teaching Strategies Video Library was a collaborative project between local education agencies, University of Hawaiʻi & Hawaiʻi Department of Education with support from Kamehameha Schools. The project was designed to bring real-world examples and models of effective teaching practice to pre-service and in-service teachers. In addition, the processes used to create and index the library were designed to support the effective professional learning around teacher practice for all future and current educators and administrators. With permission of students, parents, teachers, and administrators, the project visited 30+ classrooms and recorded 55+ lessons in public and public charter schools over an 18-month period. The collection located here is the work and contribution of many people who support the drive for positive outcomes for public education.

With all the good that can come from this tool, we want to be clear that this library is not about teacher evaluation or the prescription of any specific practices, models, or frameworks. First and foremost, these videos are simply teachers teaching in their schools and classrooms. The analysis that was conducted was done by participants. teachers, and professionals who used one particular frame of reference.

Since launching on March 6, 2007, our goal at TeacherTube has been to provide an online community for sharing instructional and education videos for college students, high school students, middle school students and elementary school students. We seek to fill a need for a more educationally focused, safe venue for teachers, students, schools, and home learners. It is a site to provide anytime, anywhere professional development with teachers teaching teachers. It is also a site where teachers can post videos designed for students to view in order to learn a concept or skill.