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If you're looking for new ways to teach U.S. Government units, we’ve got your social studies class covered. Join in as we review the six themes that...
Your first year teaching at a new school can be an enriching experience
STEAM experiences involve two or more standards from Science, Technology, Engineering, Math and the Arts to be taught AND assessed in and through...
Spring might be on its way, but this time of year can be problematic for students and teachers beyond pesky seasonal allergies. Especially as the...
Let's dive into a few strategies to assist you in navigating and resolving those parent-teacher differences.
Teachers have needed to be increasingly creative in retaining their students' interests. Over time, however, technology and education have been...
Today, we’re walking you through six strategies that can help keep distracting students occupied, so you have time to give individual attention to...
Let's look at the six must-ask questions in your teaching interview.
Much of how schools are perceived is shaped by numbers, usually in the form of assessment results. However, there are so many other important...
Welcome, educators, to the nerve-wracking yet exciting event known as Open House.
Ready-to-Use Report Card Comments Make Writing Report Cards Quick & Easy! Here are 125 positive report card comments for you to use and adapt!
Standard lectures don’t always capture attention the way you hope. Here are some quick tips for making lectures more engaging, memorable, and even...
An interview with a parent and former K-12 teacher from Oklahoma who has dyslexia for a real-life perspective.
Just when everyone feels pushed to the brink, teachers are summoned to a meeting after school to engage in professional development. To create a...