Before a lesson begins, it’s important to communicate a clear plan so that students will understand what’s expected of them.

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In my work as an educator, consultant, and school leader, I’ve developed a framework I call Empathy in Action. This framework ...

Excessive grading stresses out kids and teachers, stifles innovative teaching, and fails to deliver as a true measurement of ...

By soliciting feedback from parents in advance and limiting defensive responses, new teachers can manage the stress of ...

Integrating SEL into classroom practices encourages students to develop self ... responsible decision-making, self-awareness, self-management, relationship skills, and social awareness. By developing ...

If you’re in search of groundbreaking insights on classroom management, grading, or student motivation, here’s a collection of must-read resources to supercharge your teaching. The psychologist, ...

In the classroom, teachers may be faced with a dilemma ... the student and their parents,” Atlanta-based speech-language pathologist Tim Mackesey told Edutopia. Some students might be excited to take ...

Picture books are my go-to resource when I’m looking for ways to support a curricular topic, classroom activity, or abstract concept with young children. After all, picture books are artfully crafted ...

The students are playing alphabet improv, a theater game that serves the dual purpose of helping cultivate trust and build classroom community while also ... Child’s Play NY founder Jocelyn Greene’s ...

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I use this activity with high school students ranging from ninth through 10th grades in an after-school STEAM classroom at The Possible Zone, in Boston. A classroom routine that benefits my students ...