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
Mary Sacchetti spent six years and tens of thousands of dollars preparing to become a special education teacher and then a reading specialist. But even
Teachers in early grades may have difficulty identifying the struggling emergent readers in their classes and helping them grasp foundational skills. In this article, Jessica
Whenever I ask students a question and they respond with a long silence, I start to worry about a few things. I worry about the
If we want our students to be skilled thinkers, we must give them the linguistic tools of the trade.
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
Activities that foster gratefulness have benefits for students beyond enhancing their social and emotional skills.
A third-grade teacher shares a simple step-by-step guide for close reading instruction.
Vocabulary instruction is essential and the foundation of learning, according to Timothy Rasinski, a professor of literacy education at Kent State University. In this blog
Teachers want what’s best for their students—it’s simply not possible to put in the hours and sweat needed for the job if you don’t. But
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