By listening to educators and building supports that reflect their genuine needs and concerns, these leaders are shifting school cultures in ways that go beyond lip service.

Don’t let the devices run amok in your classroom, experts warn. Here’s the right—and wrong—way to handle them.

The first year of teaching preschool students can be overwhelming, but by making a few simple preparations, pre-K teachers can jump in with confidence.

To set the stage for successful student use of technology, start the year by discussing expectations around how tech like AI should and shouldn’t be used in your classroom.

A teacher’s discernment is the most critical component of using generative AI tools to assist with developing lessons.

Generative AI tools can help make content more accessible as students learn about complex concepts across content areas.

When middle school students are given the opportunity to deeply explore what it means to be a changemaker, they see a path toward making a difference in their own community—and beyond.

Here are three ways to set up project-based learning that involves more than one subject area, which is highly engaging for students.

Secondary students can consider the ecological context in which a text was written to gain new insights into their reading assignments.

With school days so packed, these strategies help teachers integrate social studies concepts and skills across the curriculum.

A rich mix of assessments gives students creative opportunities to showcase learning—and delivers a more comprehensive picture of what they know.

Through practical exercises in earning and spending, students can discover the complexities of personal finance and practice math in the process.

The middle school math teacher, author, and lecturer, on holding high expectations for every child and prioritizing mathematics in the same way we do literacy.

Bridging the gap between abstract math concepts and real-life experiences can make the subject accessible and relevant for kids.

A dedicated day for students to explore STEM fosters 21st-century learning and excitement across grade levels.

To enhance teachers’ tech use in the classroom, instructional coaches need their own training. Here’s a way to make it meaningful and fun.

Helping students build their identities as readers and explicitly teaching the mechanics of reading can yield big gains across grade levels.

Having too many apps and tools to choose from can be stressful, and coaches can play a key role in reducing that stress.

These strategies can help educational specialists become allies and form supportive relationships with teachers, even across multiple campuses

An instructional coach looks at several ways teachers can take ownership of their professional development.