Despite the billions of dollars devoted to improving reading outcomes, the 2019 NAEP results confirm that our country remains mired in a decades-long literacy crisis:
Are lessons dominated by teachers talking? Do students have a robust role in discussing what they’re learning? Or are they mostly answering procedural or factual
Wary teachers say they’re now seeing gains with structured programs
My colleague and co-author, Katie Hull Sypnieski, and I worked with Ed Week this week to create four short videos on student motivation. Ed Week
Neuroscience has given educators a new way of thinking about how students change and grow as they learn. Now one research partnership is teaching them
Optimism. It’s a word we are all familiar with. Optimists make lemonade when life hands them lemons. Optimists focus on the positive, channeling their energy
Three strategies can help students become future-proof problem solvers: preparing for a prompt, strategic guidance, and question.
The findings help bolster the growing consensus among researchers that skills such as emotional intelligence are not just important for future workplace success, but also
Any student’s self-confidence can take a hit at the start of high school. Yet giving students even a brief opportunity to understand and reflect on
Often the messages students hear from families and teachers praise or criticize their innate abilities, and so they grow to believe they are one way
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