Teachers are on their feet all day: Standing in front of the board, walking between students’ desks, monitoring the lunch room, escorting students…
Today, after two and a half weeks of knuckling down, students in years 3, 5, 7 and 9 concluded their NAPLAN assessments. A staggering…
By Lacey Cadieux-McLean Teaching is one of the most demanding professions. Educators move constantly—between desks, hallways, meetings, playground supervision, and after-school responsibilities. They…
With AI on every teacher’s mind, it can feel overwhelming to figure out how to use it safely and responsibly with students. That’s…
In a district with more than 20,000 students set right on the banks of the Microsoft campus in Bellevue, Washington, a natural goal…
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Have you ever wished you could clone yourself? I have. For many faculty in graduate and adult education that longing is more than a passing thought.…
Five-year, $40-Million Study Recommends New Supports for Older Readers A new report, entitled The False Divide: Why ‘Learn to Read, Read to Learn’…
Graduation is a special time for everyone—a celebration of academic achievement and growth on every level. Many schools hold graduation ceremonies at multiple…
It was a Friday evening when I saw a little ad on the bottom of my screen looking for online English instructors. I…
I am a history/social studies teacher in Frederick County Public Schools, MD, and will soon be wrapping up my 19th year in the…
A former education official has proposed measures to address the increasing concentration of disadvantaged students in NSW public schools. The recommendations, by former…
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Some of the most remarkable experiences of being an educator include watching students grow as individuals, helping them open their eyes to new…
Originally published in TEACH Magazine, January/February 2025 Issue A double rainbow, yes. The first time you see the Grand Canyon or Michelangelo’s David,…
Educating and nurturing children and young adults with developmental disabilities are among the most critical needs—and the most rewarding endeavors—a community can face.…
During a speaking tour of six boys’ schools in New Zealand last summer I also facilitated workshops for boys in middle and high…
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