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When young students have chances to share ideas and improve on their work with classmates, they begin to take ownership of their learning in new ways.

By building a culture of high expectations and accountability, this network of schools instills a sense of self-efficacy and confidence in their students.

Spending the majority of their time modeling problems and making sense of relationships in math can help students move beyond a surface-level grasp.

When schools prioritize time for independent reading in class every single day, they can increase students’ stamina, bolster their literacy, and cultivate their love of books.

Assistant editor Daniel Leonard shares a few interesting applications of ChatGPT that teachers have adopted to drive critical thinking and deeper analysis.

Schools often emphasize reading and writing—but speaking is also fundamental to lifelong success, research shows.

When middle school students play an improvisation game that encourages a bit of silliness, they get more comfortable with each other and themselves.

While most students aren’t able to travel across the globe, teachers can bring cultures from many places into the classroom via videoconferencing.

When students use a rubric and sentence starters to provide feedback to their classmates, they help each other improve their work.

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.