Growth mindsets aren’t just for students. It helps for teachers to have a growth mindset about their students’ mindsets, too.
We actually know quite a bit about how to teach reading. So why don’t we do it right?
Educators and policymakers could help close the achievement gap by addressing “toxic stress” among students, according to a report co-published by the Economic Policy Institute
Movement and exercise can help transform the brain and improve student learning, according to neuroscientist Wendy Suzuki. She says research shows that recess and movement
Annie Griffin, principal of Tongue River Elementary School in Ranchester, Wyo., founded Project GIFT to encourage young children in her community to read. The program
Many teachers stop reading aloud to students once they reach middle school, but research shows the practice continues to have benefits for students, including improved
The San Francisco Unified School District has launched a 10-week program that works with preschool-age children to reduce their chances of receiving an “emotional disturbance”
As students approach summer vacation, they have a confession to make: While 77 percent agree that summer reading will help them, 20 percent report not
Teaching teens is equal parts challenge and reward. If you can build your classroom on the four pillars of consistency, respect, high expectations, and kindness,
As the school year comes to a close, Matthew Joseph, a director of digital learning, informational technology, and innovation in Massachusetts, says teachers can help
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