Graduation season is here and it’s time for even the youngest graduates to walk across the stage, receive their diplomas, and toss those…
For Newton County Schools, a district in rural Georgia of more than 19,000 students spread across 24 buildings, ensuring that innovation is not…
By Spencer Chaisanguanthum My love of debate was largely by happenstance. It started with a five-day summer camp at the New York City…
Located near Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, Highline Public Schools serves many students and families from around the world, including some who are new to…
In traditional American education, there has long been a “middle school mandate” for workforce readiness. The prevailing logic suggests that once students reach…
Across education systems worldwide, teaching remains a profession defined by purpose. Teachers continue to show deep commitment to their students, pride in their…
According to Mather and Scheepers (2025), providing students with feedback is one of the most important aspects for teaching and learning. However, it is not uncommon for students…
Patricia Ambrosio explains how scaffolded Turn-and-Talks empower Multilingual Learners This piece builds on the ideas shared in “A Pedagogy of Translanguaging” (Language Magazine,…
Hang in there, teachers, because summer break is on the horizon! But if you need some beachy basics to help you cross that…
By Richard Worzel, Futurist Digital literacy is one of those phrases that we use without truly knowing its meaning. But before extending this…
The Rainbow Walking Water Experiment is such a fun experiment that children of all ages (and adults) love. The experiment looks like magic…
This Potato Battery Experiment is a fun way to engage your classroom. It feels almost like a magic trick—especially if you keep the…
Maryellen, a special education teacher, had a dry cough that never seemed to go away. The doctor said it was seasonal allergies, and…
Dear We Are Teachers, I teach high school journalism. One of our APs is, I swear, glued to our security cameras. He has…
A new year brings excitement and plans for improving teaching and learning. And this fresh start can be a great time to learn…
In our combined decades of experience with equity in public schools—first as urban teachers and now as professors of early, elementary, and secondary…
There are over 4,000 universities and colleges in the United States employing over 1.5 million faculty, over half of which are either tenured…
As the new school year draws near, Officeworks has launched its 2025 Back to School Appeal, aiming to raise vital funds to support…
You know it when you see it” is an axiom that has been applied to rigorous educational experiences. And there is truth to…