Students are living through a rapidly evolving, historical moment, according to Lauren Brown, an eighth-grade US history teacher. In this article, Brown suggests teachers encourage
Of the key methods for supporting early literacy (K–3), researchers recommend that children receive a mix of not only whole-group but also small-group and individual
Cincinnati high school math teacher Jill Ruby is a second coach of sorts for a group of students who are already answerable to the adults
America’s schools are intended to be an equalizer, a way to launch students from low-income families up the economic and social ladder. But a new
Five ways to foster mindful, immersive reading through daily classroom practice.
Participants in a program on culturally responsive teaching practices share what they’ve learned about themselves—and how their teaching has changed as a result.
I am the product of integrated schools. Here’s why, despite the challenges, I believe efforts to further and support integration are indispensable today.
To foster improvement and responsible accountability, instructional coaches must honor teachers’ choices and discretion.
An escalation in the youth mental health crisis, experiments in restorative justice and debates about no-homework policies were among the main topics in education last
Jen Wojciechowski, a psychologist with a child and adolescent program, says social media addiction can have some of the same negative consequences as substance use
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