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For years, school community life has been spoken about in almost sentimental terms – the sausage sizzle, the fete, the canteen roster –…
Prescott College and the Natural History Institute are excited to announce a new partnership to offer a unique Mogollon Highlands Naturalist Certification program…
When I first became a school leader, one of the first realities I had to confront was email volume. Not a handful of…
From Compliance to Companion: How One District Built an AI Culture That Puts Students First – YouTube Watch On You can watch this…
In today’s classrooms, students have immediate access to apps and on-demand information – but does access to tools equal understanding? Many teachers wouldn’t…
It’s Sunday night. You’re prepping for three different courses tomorrow, you have 50 discussion posts waiting for feedback, and you just remembered you need to send that…
A moderated dialogue on multilingual literacy, language development, and the science of reading AbstractAs states and districts increasingly adopt policies aligned with the…
Limericks are short, funny poems with a catchy rhythm. They’re also a perfect way to help kids practice rhyme, syllables, and creative writing.…
Avantis Education, a global leader in virtual- and augmented-reality (VR/AR) technology for K–12 schools, is offering a free Future Forest digital toolkit that…
When English speakers think about “vocabulary,” we tend to think of words that were borrowed into the language from Latin or Greek or…
Víctor Fuentes, Photo Credit: Debra Herrick Since the 16th century, the Spanish language has been interwoven into the fabric of American history, shaping…
ChatGPT has just unveiled “study mode,” a new feature that has major implications for those of us in the education field. Study mode…
We don’t need more think pieces about teacher burnout—we need real action. If we want to keep teachers from quitting, we have to…
Engaging with history requires investigating, analyzing, and interpreting past events, establishing a chronology, and weighing evidence while considering inherent biases. It is only…
By Farrah Cureton, Tiffany Wilson-Pugh, and Dr. Yuvraj Verma The first six weeks of a new school year are essential. In middle school…
The principles of mathematics underlie all physical properties of our world. Math is the language of the universe, and as such, everything in…
After some 21 years teaching online in the University system, I’ve come to the conclusion that there is no absolute one thing that…
Imagine a classroom where AI helps students learn more effectively and faculty have more time to focus on what they do best. That…