Creating a classroom‑appropriate outfit that’s comfortable, stylish, and affordable isn’t always easy. But we love seeing teachers do it every day when they…
Welcome to the May 2026 Edtech Show & Tell, in which our editors share some of the new edtech products that have caught…
This current generation of young teachers and educators has been shaped by rapid technological change, rising workload pressures and industry-wide workforce shortages. As…
If you’ve ever struggled to quickly see what all your students are thinking, Darlene Hernandez has a simple solution: In her classroom, a…
Tech & Learning’s Best of Show Awards at ISTELive 2026 are back to celebrate the products, and businesses behind them, who are transforming…
The University of Panama and the Panamanian Academy of Language have been invited to sign the Granada Declaration on the Development, Communication, and…
Student evaluations of teaching remain one of the most widely used tools for assessing instructional effectiveness in higher education. In many institutions, standardized…
While we are likely to think of film, food, fashion, and perhaps fiction when we think of French, we’d do well to add…
Small and/or Start-up and/or Privately owned single school · Smaller team, family environment and culture · Strong camaraderie, especially in new start-ups · …
As the excitement of flying graduation caps fades into the quiet anticipation of college, a stark reality is awaiting many of our nation’s…
When I first started teaching, I let my students pick their team names for an activity we were doing in class. One team…
Last month in Talequah, Oklahoma, the Cherokee Nation renewed a law aimed at preserving the Cherokee language. At an official ceremony, Principal Chief…
It’s an exceptionally odd time to be an educator. On one hand, teachers are trusted with enormous responsibility. We have to provide individualized…
In both our training as educators and in teaching children, we are well-schooled (yes, that’s a pun) in research. Some of us can…
We hear it all the time from students: “I’m just not into science” or “I’m more of an English student.” There’s an understandable…
Paraprofessional Appreciation Day 2024 takes place in the first week of April, and it’s the perfect time to recognize the amazing work that…
We hear a lot about the long hours principals and teachers work to manage intense administrative workloads, but less is spoken about the…
Narratives are everywhere in teaching. Some are proverbs circulated by teachers (“Be firm but kind.”). Others are maxims written in holiday cards from…
Poetry has come a long way since Horatian odes and Shakespearean sonnets. While these types of poems can be a hard sell in…