Elementary schools in Carroll County, Md., are referring more students for behavioral services, particularly students living in poverty and in special education, a task force
Jackson—a former teacher, now a speaker and author—shares techniques he used as a new high school teacher to handle disruptive behaviors and threatening conduct from
New teachers—and experienced ones too—can find ideas here on how to stop disruptive behavior before it begins.
Explaining the intentions behind a lesson plan can boost engagement and help students get back on track when something isn’t working.
A look at how a second-grade teacher gave her students some control over the classroom jobs list to bolster their sense of autonomy.
This story is part of an EdSurge Research series about how educators are changing their practices to reach all learners.
What’s the best way to motivate children? The intrinsic motivation to learn about the world around us begins in infancy. This type of motivation can
Veteran educator Brian Kazmierczk just started a new job as principal of Lincoln Park Middle School in Duluth, Minn. Kazmierczk says he’s eager to come
Rural school districts are struggling to recruit and keep teachers, including one Wisconsin district where a fifth-grade teacher position was vacant for an entire year.
More school districts in Michigan are banning student cellphone use to help curb distractions, improve focus on learning and encourage more social interaction. Some parents
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