Here’s how to make a lesson more interesting, some students offered, or more relatable. Here’s what to do to help struggling students grasp concepts.
Amanda Moore, a fourth-grade elementary teacher in Indiana, uses passion projects, mindfulness and gamification to develop a positive school culture and help students enjoy learning.
Tired of hearing “But, I’m not a math person”? Help your students find meaning and motivation in numbers.
Five reasons why you should consider adding games to your teaching repertoire.
Given the supreme importance of literacy to academic and life success, what should we learn from this—and what should we do about it?
Teachers should use rehearsal and retrieval practices to more effectively prepare students before a test, writes author and educator Marilee Sprenger. In this blog post,
Kindergarten students in a Georgia school write scripts and record a weekly podcast, called “Geiger’s Geniuses.” Their teacher, Chelsea Geiger, says students have recorded podcasts
Study of the novel “The Outsiders” in Missouri English teacher Julie Ferguson’s classroom includes an in-depth project on criminal investigations and trials. The local police
Educators can help ease their students’ math anxiety by valuing wrong answers and working to instill a growth mindset in students, writes Georgia math teacher
Many educators are integrating live-action role-playing games into their lesson plans, an approach called edularps. A study of edularp use in a Los Angeles charter
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