5 Lessons for Educators to Inspire Students During Women’s History Month
As we meet at an intersection of technological advancement and female empowerment in society, it is now more apparent than ever that young women’s interest in STEM
Read moreAs we meet at an intersection of technological advancement and female empowerment in society, it is now more apparent than ever that young women’s interest in STEM
Read moreYou may have seen some recent headlines about a survey of teenagers in the U.S. The most common takeaway was that "the chance to redo assignments&
Read moreIn a typical classroom, who sees a student’s work? Who gives them feedback on it? When they complete an assignment, what happens to it? The answer to
Read moreThroughout the year, it's important to engage students in ongoing reflection of what they are learning. One of the key competencies of social-emotional learning (SEL) is
Read moreResearch suggests many teachers worry that they are ill-equipped to handle the growing number of English Learners (ELs) in U.S. public schools. According to the National Center
Read moreToday, people have access to more information than ever before. Every day, more information is available to learners through multiple sources. One challenge educators face is determining how
Read moreVersatile Tools to Facilitate Methods and Build Essential Skills Students need opportunities to build a variety of skills in our classrooms. They need to develop essential SEL skills
Read moreChatGPT, an artificial intelligence-driven writing tool, has had a rapid impact on education since its release in November 2022. Educators are reconsidering traditional writing assessments due to concerns
Read moreCommissioner Angélica Infante-Green: How community engagement drove my state’s new standards — and how it could serve as a model for other states. I’d been leading the
Read moreIf you’ve ever been involved in organized sports, I hope you had a good coach. It’s almost impossible to succeed without one. If you did, think
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