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It can be complicated to complete large projects or execute big ideas, but with the right team and set of skills, anything is possible!

Place-based learning offers an immersive—or “re-immersive”—approach to education, using the local landscape as a living classroom. Schools and community programs across various cities have embraced this model, integrating outdoor experiences with curriculum-based learning to foster ecological awareness and deeper connections with place.

Changes in technology are felt in education, from students’ in-classroom expectations to core curriculum development. That’s a broad range of education considerations to keep up with as an education publisher!

Siobhan Murphy reflects on self-care lessons from her early days of self-employment, providing tips for freelancers.

As education professionals seek better ways to increase engagement and participation in professional development, the setting matters.

Education publishing is growing rapidly, and understanding the latest standards can help you reach teachers and students more effectively.

Structured Word Inquiry combines provides building blocks to understand both spelling and reading comprehension.

Our fifth newsletter features a message from our CEO, information about our referral program, and a highlight of our consultants.

High-quality educational content requires more than subject matter expertise. A skilled editor ensures clarity and coherence.

Outdated lessons, assessments, and instructional resources can leave your audience with more questions than answers—or worse, users will loo

Launching a new product or updating an existing one? Here are some considerations for custom publishing solutions.

For people of color, there is no turning off a part of you. That experience drove me to champion language diversity.

We brought our expertise to EL Education to introduce Scribe Academy’s Project Support Fundamentals program.

Call for pitches for the blog, Business Referral Program, and notes about spam.

What is accessibility and why is it so crucial? It's becoming more prevalent in discussions about education and publishing.

At this year's SXSW EDU Conference & Festival, we found creative – and humorous – ways to increase information retention.

ScribeConcepts recently partnered with PBLWorks to conduct a comprehensive diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice (DEIJ) review of their

The latest news from our CEO, ScribeConcepts programming, and other initiatives.

Posted: March 3rd, 2024 A Message From Our CEO: I’m excited about going to Austin, Texas. (See related article below.) I’ve never been to Austin, though I’ve always wanted to. My son’s father is a blues guitar player, and Austin is one of those must-visit places for musicians, so I thought for sure I’d arrive with a SXSW MUSIC multi-day pass in hand. Instead, I’ll be going as a representative of an educational publishing company to the SXSW.EDU conference. If you’ve ever bee

By Natalie Rebentisch There are several stages companies go through when they’re thinking about working together. Often, the initial stage is everyone trying to get a general sense of the match. Does this team seem like people you’d want to work with? Do you share similar values? After that initial “getting to know you” stage, it’s time to “define the relationship.” This is where you and your team declare your true intentions and submit a partnership proposal for the work at