The Edit from NBCU Academy and Adobe is a student video news production contest for middle and high school classrooms where they research,…
While national coverage continues to focus on acute shortages, particularly in regional and disadvantaged schools, new analysis shows that nation’s teaching workforce could…
Across Australia, independent schools are embracing new ways of working, with growing expectations around personalised learning, data‑informed decision‑making and seamless parent communication. In this environment,…
As first grade teachers, we might reassure students by saying things like “I can’t tell by looking at you how old you were…
A teacher responding to recent reporting about parents asking schools to return to pen-and-paper learning argued that after banning laptops in his classroom,…
Teachers need to understand that young people can only think about a limited number of things at once – and new national teaching…
As you read the content of this article, you may wonder why you are yet to implement the strategies outlined here. But the fact is many of us were not taught in doctoral school how to teach or build our…
Douglas Fisher, Nancy Frey, and Dominique Smith look for positive ways to reduce chronic absenteeism among multilingual learners Chronic absenteeism, although improving over…
Romy Keper works in schools as a speech pathologist on Long Island, New York, giving her a front‑row seat to the dedication and…
Australian teachers have been given access to a range of free, evidence-based resources to help them manage their classrooms. The ‘Engaged Classrooms’ resources,…
I LOVE Christmas. At this exact moment, I’m sitting next to my Christmas tree listening to “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.” My house…
As Japan’s immigrant population reaches record highs in response to demand for workers as the country’s indigenous population ages, volunteers in the Western…
Whether you’re an English teacher, reading specialist, or just a grammar nerd, we get you. Much of the We Are Teachers staff are…
Alphabet books have so many classroom uses. They introduce letter symbols, sounds, and keywords. They can also build vocabulary and knowledge on a…
We’ve all heard about the shift kids are supposed to make from “learning to read” to “reading to learn.” But how can that…
In this edition of The Educator TV, we sat down with Liam Bassett, Director of Digital Learning at Westbourne Grammar School. Bassett discussed…
As a secondary educator, a great service you can do for your students is to get them career ready. Part of that is…
Are there jobs for former teachers that don’t take place in the classroom? Of course there are! Facilitating learning can take place in…
Nothing says winter is here like a nice, warm sing-along, whether it’s during the weeks before or after winter break. Here are the…