Transform your classroom into a creative wonderland this season with winter bulletin boards that do double duty as winter classroom door decor. From…
School leadership today comes with legal pressure that simply didn’t exist a decade ago. A single complaint about bullying, a safety lapse on…
By Adam Piccoli As educators, we often hear the same question from students: When am I ever going to use this? It’s a…
Wayfinder is a tool that is designed for use in schools but with a focus on the world outside of that space. The…
In the rapidly evolving landscape of educational technology, we’re seeing a new kind of phenomenon: young people are not just using AI companions,…
The Principal of a Sydney private school says there will be consequences after a 17-year-old boy was allegedly assaulted by fellow students in…
Education is often referred to as the great equalizer, yet disparities in access, resources, and opportunities continue to hinder student success. As we…
Tonya Ward Singer shares the power of co-leadership and job-embedded inquiry to build collective efficacy for every teacher to teach for ML excellence…
Teachers, is your Christmas list a little more closet-oriented this year? Whether you want to refresh your work wardrobe or invest in a…
Orania is a White Dutch–only enclave and an “independent” country inside South Africa. Inside Orania, English and the majority of African languages are…
Since its founding in 1966, RIF has fostered local partnerships to bring books and literacy materials to children in under-resourced communities to create…
Dear We Are Teachers, I was interviewing for a new position this week, and the interviewer said over and over how their school…
If you’re a seasoned TikToker, you’re well aware of the “of course” trend. “I work the night shift—of course I never know what…
Last month’s fifth annual National News Literacy Week highlighted the importance of news literacy and local news in a healthy democracy, just as…
Short stories are a perfect teaching tool for middle schoolers. Because they require less time to read, they’re an easy way to expose…
Art has been created and enjoyed since the beginning of humankind. Art takes many forms including painting, drawing, writing, acting, music, and more.…
In a recent article for Slate, professor Adam Kotsko details a disturbing trend he’s noticed in his classes. It’s not phones. And it’s…
The best wireless keyboard and mouse for teachers can mean connecting to near any device and using the setup with which you’re comfortable.…
Assessing the impact of a low-cost education initiative Ecuador-based Uno a Uno is one of many not-for-profit, low-cost organisations making a difference to…