We all know that even the youngest kids can use their fingers to swipe on a tablet, but do we know if they…
A new study is calling on schools to move away from one-off mental health screenings, warning that single assessments may give an incomplete…
In a concerted effort to provide curriculum-aligned resources and support for educators who are teaching subjects with Indigenous content, the Niagara Catholic District…
Since I was young, one of my favorite things to do was read. So naturally, as I got older, I more or less…
In a recent interview with child and adolescent development expert Ellen Galinsky, we discussed why developing executive functioning in our youngest learners is…
Ten Year 9 and 10 students from Keira High School took to the Minnamurra Estuary by canoe on Earth Day, participating in a…
Student evaluations of teaching (SETs) are one of the most widely used tools for assessing teaching effectiveness and play a significant role in decisions related to…
Alexandra Güílamo suggests how dual language program leaders can best integrate science of reading legislation Literacy is the right of every child, and…
Bimi Boo Academy is part of the broader Bimi Boo family of educational apps, which support young learners in building foundational skills through…
In August, a new LinkedIn survey revealed that Aussie professionals feel overwhelmed by rising AI expectations, with almost half (46%) feeling that mastering…
By Nupur Bagoria The beginning of the school year can be intimidating for everyone—not just students, but teachers too. Walking into a classroom…
Students in phone-free schools are happier, healthier, and more focused on their learning, new research shows. The research, conducted by Flinders University, involved…
Yoodli is a dedicated AI-powered platform that’s all about speech coaching. As such, this can be a useful tool for teachers to take…
When children master tasks like holding a pencil or buttoning a shirt, they gain more than skills—they gain independence. These everyday moments are…
Originally published in TEACH Magazine, September/October 2025 Issue By Nupur Bagoria It’s time to flip the script on art field trips. Art education…
Originally published in TEACH Magazine, September/October 2025 Issue By Kelsey McCallum Across North America, books are disappearing from shelves in classrooms and libraries.…
Originally published in TEACH Magazine, September/October 2025 Issue By Hoda Ahmed Excited? Absolutely. Overwhelmed? Without a doubt. As a first-year Faculty of Education…
Creating safe, inclusive classrooms feels more challenging in some places across the United States—but it’s far from impossible. Here’s how real teachers are…
Originally published in TEACH Magazine, September/October 2025 Issue By Ruth Duran As they enter the classroom, students’ eyes are drawn to the bins…