Dear We Are Teachers,I’m reaching out because I’m at my wit’s end trying to engage the parents of my 7th graders who just…
Nominations for The Educator’s 11th annual Hot List 2025 are closing this Friday, 8 August. This prestigious list celebrates experienced professionals in the…
By Giselle Shardlow “I hate math!” my student yelled as she stood on her chair, stomping her feet and screaming. What had started…
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This article was updated in December 2023 Quizlet is part gaming platform, part quiz, and part teaching tool. Crucially, it’s built with all…
As Australia’s school students sat their final exams recently, some of the most effective tools that edtech has to offer was playing a…
We’ve all heard it: Work hard, play hard. But how many of us are creating the life balance we truly deserve? That’s why…
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This year, Social Ventures Australia conducted research with young people in the western suburbs of Sydney and Melbourne to uncover why they struggled…
The Learning Network is a subsection of The New York Times website that offers stories organized specifically for education purposes. The idea is…
Originally published in TEACH Magazine, 100 Years of the Williams Treaties Special Issue, 2023 By Joseph Filiplic All people living collectively in Canada…
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As we head into winter, we’ve likely established solid routines in the classroom. Our students know the expectations and rules of the classroom.…