The sixth-graders learning about ancient Greek vases in their classroom at John Street School looked like students in nearly any other social studies class in the country, according to an article in The 74. Wearing
Learning to thoughtfully navigate difficult conversations can better prepare students to think critically and engage with the community at large, according to K-12. As a contentious election season approaches and ongoing world events continue to flare, student disagreements
ASU Prep Pilgrim Rest announced a new partnership with Dreamscape Learn, making it the first elementary school in the country to offer students a new learning experience blending experiential pedagogy, cinematic engagement, and advanced virtual
“I have had the pleasure to serve as an educator in Wisconsin’s Verona Area School District for over 30 years,” writes Rita Mortenson in eSchool News. Rita is the Educational Technology Coach for Verona Area
Writing in Education Week, Kelly Scott, in her eighth year as a secondary English teacher in Chesterfield, Va., offers four tips to ease the long-haul end-of-the-school-year blahs when you’re already feeling brain weary. Limit negative
Jackie Chaney conducts her second grade class at New Town Elementary School in Owings Mills, MD, with the finesse of a seasoned conductor: gaining her students’ attention at will, facilitating smooth transitions, and creating an
”The first thing that has positively shifted the tone of conversations we have in class is the decreasing stigma of mental health concerns,” says Caitlyn Homol, the International Baccalaureate, or IB, Teaching and Learning Coordinator
Students’ math scores have plummeted, national assessments show, and educators are working hard to turn math outcomes around, according to Education Week. It’s a challenge made harder by factors like math anxiety, students’ feelings of
“If I had a plan for doing well in 7th grade, it was this: memorize and regurgitate,” says Tenelle Porter, an assistant professor of psychology at Rowan University, writing in Education Week. “But my English
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