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In 2025, HB 8 marked a turning point for Texas education by banning benchmark testing and practice test prep. For decades, benchmarks were sold as “instructionally supportive,” but in reality they were compliance tools — designed to identify “bubble kids” and push them over the passing line, not to improve everyday instruction.
Learn how the benchmark testing ban under Texas HB 8 reshapes district assessment, instruction, and progress monitoring—and what educators must prepare for next.
Discover how exit tickets are evolving with AI to deliver faster, smarter progress monitoring—helping teachers adjust instruction and support students in real time.
Who Wrote The Bluebonnet Learning™ Math Curriculum for Grades K-5? Bluebonnet Learning™ is the brand name for the State of Texas’ Open Educational Resources (OER)
Did TEA Develop Bluebonnet Learning™ Math Curriculum for Grades 6–8 and Algebra I No. TEA did not “create” the Bluebonnet Learning Math curriculums for any
7 Bluebonnet Math Problems—and How to Fix Them Bluebonnet Math is a major step forward in Texas’s effort to provide high-quality, TEKS-aligned instructional materials for
Classwork.com’s Texas Edition — Worth a Look! Progress Monitoring with Bluebonnet Learning Curriculum is Tough for Districts and Teachers It’s hard to do progress monitoring
An Insider’s Look at Bluebonnet Math and STAAR Prep Are you a curriculum director considering the adoption of Bluebonnet Math in your school district? Before
Explore whether Texas schools are being pressured to adopt Bluebonnet Learning and what the incentives mean for districts, accountability, and instructional decision-making.
Many Teachers spend hours upon hours making curriculum materials, supplements, tests… the list is long. After organizing and creating what they need, they may grapple with the copy machine or Google Classroom or their school’s LMS in an attempt to distribute PDFs or Google Docs, Slides, and Forms.
Once distributed, how do their students fill in their answers? And when will the overworked Teacher get the materials graded with feedback and returned to the students?
TeacherMade was created to solve this problem. Any curriculum materials can be uploaded into the platform and quickly converted for interactive digital delivery with autograding. Students see their scores as they work, striving for improvement. Teachers get formative data at the moment of learning, not days later. The copier gets a much needed rest.
Considered best in class by many, TeacherMade is an essential part of any classroom because it is so versatile, easy to use, and cost-effective.
You’ll find many articles to help fuel your journey as an educator here in The Digital Classroom. You’ll also discover how other Teachers are using TeacherMade on a daily or weekly basis and what they’ve learned about how to use this indispensable tool to the greatest benefit for their students.
The shift to online learning has never been more pronounced than it became in 2020. Engaging with digital classroom technologies became a necessity. In the post-pandemic world, it feels as if there’s too much tech in the classroom and not enough time to teach effectively. The pendulum is always swinging in the education space! Enjoy reading about it here.