- Technology Integration
Different Ways of Looking at How to Use Edtech
Frameworks for integrating educational technology help teachers plan for how best to use digital tools in the classroom. 
Curriculum PlanningReprioritizing Standards for Middle and High School Students
After a challenging year, focusing on social and emotional learning and vital standards may be the way forward.
New TeachersNew Teachers: How to Start Your First Year With Confidence
A set of strategies ranging from the simple—like organizing your room each day—to more complex ideas like turning your teaching philosophy into actions.
DiversityExploring Perceptions About Identity Through Self-Portraits
When students learn about each other’s identities, it helps them understand their own biases and prejudices, as well as build a space of respect and tolerance for all.
early childhood education6 Tips for Introducing Chapter Books to Preschoolers
With the proper guidance, children as young as 3 can enjoy read-alouds from complex stories like ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.’
Environmental EducationBuilding Climate Literacy With Community Science Projects
Digital tools allow students to monitor changes in our environment over time and see the impact of climate change firsthand.
Administration & LeadershipBoldly Bring Them Back: Interventions for Student Reengagement and Dropout Prevention
Schools can work to inspire confidence in students who have fallen behind by offering consistent support, starting in the summer.
Social & Emotional Learning (SEL)What to Say Instead of ‘I’m Proud of You’
A few phrases middle and high school teachers can use to cultivate conversation while celebrating student achievements.711
Student EngagementHow Teachers Can Use Their Hobbies to Boost Student Engagement
Infusing lessons with their personal interests can help teachers model the benefits of perseverance and curiosity.108
Environmental EducationSparking Interest in Biology by Focusing on Conservation
Nature-based lessons inspire students to become citizen scientists, tapping their interest in conservation to foster deep learning.155
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After a challenging year of pandemic schooling, these activities help students reflect on what they’ve learned and look forward to what’s coming next.3.1k
Administration & LeadershipReflections From a Principal’s Semester of Teaching
Direct, regular interaction with students can support a principal’s understanding of the nuances of their needs.2.1k
LiteracyHow Multisensory Activities Enhance Reading Skills
Reading lessons can involve more than just our eyes and ears. Here’s how you can promote reading skills using all five senses.947
Teaching StrategiesWhat Does Good Listening Look Like?
Sitting completely still with eyes on the teacher doesn’t work for all students, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t paying attention.840
Game-Based LearningGames Can Have a Powerful Impact on Learning
A conversation between the writers of two new books on using games across the curriculum to promote social and emotional learning and civics skills.732
- Curriculum Planning
Reprioritizing Standards for Middle and High School Students
After a challenging year, focusing on social and emotional learning and vital standards may be the way forward. - Diversity
Exploring Perceptions About Identity Through Self-Portraits
When students learn about each other’s identities, it helps them understand their own biases and prejudices, as well as build a space of respect and tolerance for all. - Administration & Leadership
Boldly Bring Them Back: Interventions for Student Reengagement and Dropout Prevention
Schools can work to inspire confidence in students who have fallen behind by offering consistent support, starting in the summer. - Social & Emotional Learning (SEL)
What to Say Instead of ‘I’m Proud of You’
A few phrases middle and high school teachers can use to cultivate conversation while celebrating student achievements.711
Flexible Classrooms5 Ways to Explore Science Concepts Through Movement
When classroom resources are limited because of the pandemic, students still have access to helpful learning materials—their bodies.201
CreativityReducing Student Anxiety About Creative Digital Work
When students feel comfortable sharing creative work on open-ended projects, they’re better able to show what they know.148
Technology IntegrationThe Benefits of Using Screencasts to Give Students Feedback
Digital video recordings of your computer screen don’t take a long time to make and can be powerful tools to help students study.515
Education EquityA Schoolwide Focus on Improving Students’ Reading Skills
Differentiated instruction was the key when an elementary school sought more equitable outcomes in students’ growth as readers.753
Mental HealthBreaking the Cycle of Silence Around Black Mental Health
Data shows that Black youth are especially prone to develop mental health issues but less likely to seek out or receive the specialized services and care they need.640
Mental HealthHelping Students Cope With a Difficult Year
These tips on supporting emotion regulation and building strong relationships will help students next year and beyond.1.2k
Trauma-Informed PracticesSetting Priorities in Trauma-Informed Education
In this excerpt from her new book, Alex Shevrin Venet explains how she makes decisions that support students who have experienced trauma.696
MindfulnessCounting Down to Restore Calm in the Classroom
This simple mindfulness activity can help reset your brain when things get chaotic during the school day.3.8k