Teachers are on their feet all day: Standing in front of the board, walking between students’ desks, monitoring the lunch room, escorting students…
For Newton County Schools, a district in rural Georgia of more than 19,000 students spread across 24 buildings, ensuring that innovation is not…
While school leaders in 2026 are navigating no shortage of competing priorities, one thing remains non-negotiable: the wellbeing of the young people in…
Looking for the perfect activity for the last day or week of school? We’ve got it right here! This free printable memory book…
In traditional American education, there has long been a “middle school mandate” for workforce readiness. The prevailing logic suggests that once students reach…
The first national ‘report card’ on school reform released by the Federal Government came with an announcement that the government will fund a…
Asynchronous online courses tend to follow a clear weekly pattern. Students often describe this structure as helpful and organized, yet they also note…
The U.S. Departments of Education (ED) and Labor (DOL) have issued the Fiscal Year (FY) 2026 competitions for the Teacher and School Leader…
Hang in there, teachers, because summer break is on the horizon! But if you need some beachy basics to help you cross that…
Looking for a simple, engaging way to introduce poetry in your classroom? Our couplet poem worksheets make it easy for students to learn…
By Dr. Kara Stern When dark clouds roll in during a TV show, you know trouble’s coming. You don’t need to be a…
Universities across Australia are wrestling with the rapid rise of generative artificial intelligence. Some have tried detection software. Others have restricted its use.…
Schools generate enormous amounts of data every day. Most of it is never analyzed. Beyond benchmark scores and attendance dashboards lies a quieter…
Across Australia, independent schools are embracing new ways of working, with growing expectations around personalised learning, data‑informed decision‑making and seamless parent communication. In this environment,…
Romy Keper works in schools as a speech pathologist on Long Island, New York, giving her a front‑row seat to the dedication and…
PLANNING SUSTAINABLE CHANGE According to Medea Abramishvili, educational thinking is on the move in Georgia, but good ideas need a different kind of…
As first grade teachers, we might reassure students by saying things like “I can’t tell by looking at you how old you were…
Douglas Fisher, Nancy Frey, and Dominique Smith look for positive ways to reduce chronic absenteeism among multilingual learners Chronic absenteeism, although improving over…
Shakespearean sonnets, also called English sonnets, have a strict writing style that can make them feel like a real challenge to students. But…