Educators can help guide students through the grieving process by talking with them and validating what they say, asserts writing coach Brittany Collins. In this
Traditional punitive discipline is about guilt, blame and punishment. But more schools are implementing restorative justice practices that focus on repairing harm by engaging everyone
“Probably the biggest issue with which I struggle as a teacher is classroom management,” Ilana Garon, an accomplished high school English teacher in New York
As educators, we have both spent large portions of our teaching careers trying to figure out how to make learning stick. As classroom teachers, we
Children need structure. They also need to know that they have a caring teacher who has their best interests at heart. The minute students walk
As for many districts around the country, attendance is a high priority for the Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD). With MMSD already invested in work
A National Bureau of Economic Research study found allowing all students to have free school lunch, instead of providing it only to those whose parents
When I was a classroom teacher, I would start to imagine the upcoming school year at the beginning of August. I’d picture more engaging lessons
Heather Stinnett, lead adviser for Khan Lab School in California, says meeting one-on-one with her students has improved her teaching. In this commentary, she shares
Not trained as a teacher, I had no “rules” to follow when I signed on to teach high school at the end of the first
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