Having issues with downloading or opening the Ignite! Learning trial?

Occasionally we have friendly educators inform us the Ignite! Learning trial had problems downloading or opening, and like most technology it is a subjective issues.  We sometimes joke that our digital content solutions are just too cool for some subjective school or district’s networks to handle! But the minor issues ...

Navigate our simple digital curriculum interface!

Educators download our free trial on a steady basis, and we recently released a fun and easy scavenger hunt for demo users to potentially win a Torch.  This quick post is to show participants how to navigate through our friendly interface. The first thing you will see when the Torch ...

The Middle School Transition – We Ignite! the Way

We see it fit to share Sarah D. Sparks’ article that was published on November 28, 2011.  We have additionally attached a pdf of the supporting study performed at Harvard University at the bottom of the post. Ignite! Learning is the positive outcome provider for Middle School education, and we ...

Instructional Materials Allotment – FAQ’s

We have attached a PDF (bottom) that includes Frequently Asked Questions about the New Allotment Funding System. In short, each district is entitled to an annual IMA from the state for each year of the biennium. The Instructional Materials Fund (IMF) allotment calculations are proportionate to the PEIMS student enrollment ...

7 Habits for Highly Effective Teachers!

There is a fantastic book written by the intelligent Steven R. Covey.  If you have not read it yet, 7 Habits of Highly Effective People ® is a top-seller giving all readers an approach of becoming effective in reaching goals by aligning oneself to what Covey calls”true north” principles of a character ethic ...

Education Tip from Ignite! Learning – Words to NOT Capitalize

Since we believe in constantly providing valuable content for teachers and students, we thought you could benefit from this quick and friendly reminder on words you usually do not want to capitalize. Using capital letters give words a sense of importance, such as country names (United States of America) and ...