We all know that even the youngest kids can use their fingers to swipe on a tablet, but do we know if they…
A new study is calling on schools to move away from one-off mental health screenings, warning that single assessments may give an incomplete…
In a concerted effort to provide curriculum-aligned resources and support for educators who are teaching subjects with Indigenous content, the Niagara Catholic District…
Since I was young, one of my favorite things to do was read. So naturally, as I got older, I more or less…
In a recent interview with child and adolescent development expert Ellen Galinsky, we discussed why developing executive functioning in our youngest learners is…
Ten Year 9 and 10 students from Keira High School took to the Minnamurra Estuary by canoe on Earth Day, participating in a…
Student evaluations of teaching (SETs) are one of the most widely used tools for assessing teaching effectiveness and play a significant role in decisions related to…
Alexandra Güílamo suggests how dual language program leaders can best integrate science of reading legislation Literacy is the right of every child, and…
Bimi Boo Academy is part of the broader Bimi Boo family of educational apps, which support young learners in building foundational skills through…
In dialogue, not opposition These two spaces are not rivals. They are companions in the landscape of learning. The art room offers technique.…
Almost one in four Australian children begins school developmentally vulnerable, with postcode remaining a strong predictor of educational preparedness 15 years after national…
Jennifer Mazza at Tech & Learning’s recent regional leadership summit. (Image credit: Future) For many educators, the path to leadership is a calculated…
Denise Furlong and Keri Orange-Jones encourage educators to learn alongside their students For many educators, there may be nothing more intimidating than having…
SUCCESS, FAILURE OR FUDGE? Joe Human looks at the latest COP meeting in Brazil and its relevance to teachers and classrooms around the…
Why are diagrams effective? Diagrams allow us to ‘see the unseeable’. In geography, some students prefer human, as opposed to physical concepts, likely…
In the classroom, then, aim to create more dialogue between and with your learners about language. Notice opportunities to discuss the language that…
In it they warned of various risks and consequences they could see on the horizon as Large Language Models (LLMs) of AI (such as…
Students get better at answering questions by, well, answering questions. Asking a question of the day, where each student has an opportunity to…
Lined writing paper has so many uses in the classroom! We’ve got a variety of options to choose from in our free bundle,…