Along: Building positive teacher-student connections
Along partners with researchers, experts in the field, teachers, and students to develop questions and resources designed to build strong relationships, solicit meaningful student input, and …
Why it works to build community in the classroom - Along
Along provides an efficient way for teachers to hear from students—all while increasing trust and student ownership. Using our research-informed content which is co-created with partners, …
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Find the right resources to quickly get started and have the highest impact using Along in your classroom and school community. They're free!
Frequently asked questions about Along
Along provides a dedicated space for educators and students to connect and learn more about one another. Within Along, educators have instant access to practical tips and ready-to-use …
How to engage students in active learning - Along
Along is a free teacher-student connection builder that helps educators get to know their students as individuals and as learners in order to build a more inclusive classroom.
Digital tools for school leaders and administrators - Along
Along is a free teacher-student connection builder that utilizes research-backed reflection questions to open up lanes of communication so teachers can better understand and address …
Empowerment in education - Along
Along is a free online platform that helps educators strengthen connections with their students, setting them up for positive outcomes —even within the challenging realities of today’s …
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Along is a free, web-based, digital teacher-student connection builder - helping teachers to better understand their students and increase student engagement in the classroom.
Technology for educators - Along
Along is a free online platform that helps educators guide their students as they foster authentic connection and learn how to relate—even within the challenging realities of today’s classrooms.