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Amid the challenges of the past two years, a superintendent shares the four-step process he used to step back from his breaking point.784 
Student EngagementHow to Manage a Multiyear Project—and Why You Should Try One
Working on a project like a garden for years is challenging but yields plenty of learning and engagement for each new group of students.109
Special Education4 Ways Students Can Take an Active Role in Their IEP Meetings
Students are the primary stakeholder in their individualized education program, and they can play a role in annual meetings from an early age.370
Mental HealthUnderstanding and Supporting Your Student With ADHD
ADHD can be frustrating for both teachers and students, but coming together to find strategies that work helps your student—and your relationship—blossom.275
Administration & LeadershipHow School Leaders Can Support Enhanced Rigor in Instruction
With the right guidance, teachers can promote students’ independence in the pursuit of challenging goals.382
Assessment3 Grading Practices That Should Change
By ensuring that their grading methods accurately report content knowledge, teachers can promote and reward student growth.1.5k
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Online tutorials and a little practice make it possible for all teachers—regardless of background—to lead lessons on coding.226
Student WellnessBuilding a Whole Child Wellness Team
Strategies for combining physical, nutritional, and mental health goals in the early grades to improve student engagement and productivity.195
Game-Based Learning3 Math Games You Can Use in Class Today
These games for upper elementary and middle school students require little to no preparation and reinforce math facts.395
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Visuals combined with short blurbs in the target language make infographics a valuable tool for both beginners and more advanced students.320
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Learning outside regularly—whether for a class period or on a multiday trip—can improve students’ academic performance and health.453
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