St. Patrick’s Day is a fun, mid-March holiday that inspires learning about folktales and history, writing stories about magical creatures or lucky finds,…
Australia’s schools are increasingly in the firing line of cyber criminals — and the worrying part is how little effort it’s taking to…
By Nihad Ahmed Writing is something that many students struggle with. As a third-grade teacher, I’ve faced my fair share of reluctant writers,…
As a teacher, time is something you seem to have precious little of throughout the year. Consequently, you might not have the hours…
I recently wrote an article about the gamified STEM teaching and learning platform Brilliant. While Brilliant is indeed a top performer, it’s not…
As the news cycle grows heavier by the week, schools are picking up the emotional pieces. Teachers say students are walking through the…
In today’s classrooms, educators are constantly seeking ways to engage students while building critical academic and real-world skills. One powerful approach is digital storytelling,…
Bad Bunny reassured fans who were rushing to learn Spanish ahead of his Super Bowl halftime performance that they didn’t need to know…
Poetry is all about feelings. Combine feelings with humor as students learn to write poetry with theses printable emoji poem templates. The process of…
by Michelle Carroll “Childhood is a brief, potent, potentially exquisite time that we only get to experience once. This relatively small window of…
As the continued impact of the housing and homelessness crisis is felt across the country, the annual Vinnies CEO Sleepout is calling on…
Twenty-one urgent recommendations have been presented to the government, addressing the harmful impact of social media on the body image and mental health…
Presidential Palace in Asuncion, Paraguay. It serves as a workplace for the President and the government of Paraguay. Starting this year, middle and…
Summer is just around the corner. To those outside the education world, three months “off” might look like nothing more than a paid…
Regulation and dysregulation in the classroom Occupational therapist Dave Jereb invites us to consider the idea of ‘dysregulation’ and the sensory condition of…
Once upon a time, classroom seating was so inflexible that desks and chairs were literally bolted to the floor. These days, flexible seating…
There’s nothing quite like being in a bustling high school auditorium, charged with anticipation, as the curtain rises on another unforgettable high school…
Art is about expressing your individuality, but you can also make something pretty incredible when people pool their talents. Regardless of whether you…
Who doesn’t love a good scavenger hunt? Try assigning them to students as a fun homework alternative for families during spring break, add…