Culturally responsive teaching involves teachers getting to know students to use their strengths to support and improve their learning experience. This may require finding creative
Teachers and researchers suggest that six strategies seem to work best when it comes to helping elementary-school students improve their reading skills and boost confidence.
Teachers should consider promoting productive struggle among their students to improve learning, writes Kyle Cantrell, a fifth-grade teacher in Tennessee. In this blog post, Cantrell
More than three-fourths of teachers think that people are either right-brained (creative) or left-brained (analytical), and that those designations affect how they learn. And nearly
Tough teaching conditions affect us. But they don’t define us, says teacher Chase Mielke, author of The Burnout Cure (ASCD, 2019). In this heartfelt letter
Many students struggle with learning or attention issues like autism, dyscalculia, or ADHD, yet only 17 percent of teachers feel prepared to support them, a
Explaining the intentions behind a lesson plan can boost engagement and help students get back on track when something isn’t working.
Schools across the country are ditching the traditional parent-teacher conference for academic workshops, where it’s the parents who are learning the skills their children need
Last school year, schools participated in a field test for a new, open-source middle grades science curriculum: OpenSciEd. Learn how it worked for Susan McClarty’s
A Utah school district developed a multitiered system of support to address the achievement gaps as well as social and emotional needs of its students.
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