When you’re in the classroom, that’s where you want your mind to be. After all, it’s hard to focus on the students in…
By Gillian Woodhouse Australia’s schools are still too often measured by ATAR scores, NAPLAN results and exam rankings. But those numbers tell only…
Originally published in TEACH Magazine, April 2026 Issue By Karen Wilfrid Monday morning, I open the weekly calendar that our school secretary sends out,…
The longer the semester wears on, the harder it can be to focus on grading, planning, or other admin-centric tasks that don’t directly…
As artificial intelligence continues to expand its presence in schools, the need to educate educators and support staff also continues to grow. And…
President Trump and his team value multilingualism As automated translation improves and college language program enrollments drop, it’s encouraging to hear how valuable…
Most of today’s students have never known a world without technology, which significantly impacts their attention spans (“Digital Dementia: How Screens and Digital Devices Impact Memory” 2023). Microsoft…
Barrie Olson moves us beyond linear literacy instruction For decades, reading instruction in the US has been the subject of debate while student…
Cultural humility Not cultural awareness but cultural humility. The most effective leaders arrive ready to learn before they lead. They listen to understand…
Australia’s private schools are calling on the Federal Government to launch a national, sector-blind pilot program on Artificial Intelligence in schools amid fears…
Back in 2007 Jon Bergmann and Aaron Sams pioneered what is now known as flipped learning. Today, Bergmann, who remains a high school…
By Feon Chau I am an international educator currently based in Taiwan, but I’ve had many roles in the education space throughout the…
If you have been following the growing coverage of AI and sustainability, you have probably noticed a familiar pattern. The conversation often lands…
Developing stronger bonds between K–12 and higher education systems is a longstanding recommendation for educational reform; yet these relationships are often underutilized (Darling-Hammond, 2010; Kirst & Venezia,…
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…
You look up from the desk while grading quizzes, only to realize the posters on the opposite classroom wall look… a little blurry.…
If you’ve ever had a room full of kids arguing over whose turn it is, you already know why teaching kindness and friendship…
In staffrooms and system meetings across the country, one word keeps surfacing: resilience. When principals are stretched by compliance demands, parent conflict, staffing…
Bring on the color, the blooms, and the spring energy! From celebrating Earth-friendly choices to building a spring reading display to helping students…