To set the stage for successful student use of technology, start the year by discussing expectations around how tech like AI should and shouldn’t be used in your classroom.

We’re gathering tips for students reading whole-class novels. If this is something you struggle with, check out the comments.

Teaching multilingual students about Greek and Latin roots in words can help them systematically build their knowledge of English.

When students are having trouble, teachers can use the limited time available in conferences to bring parents up to date.

Find time to reflect on your teaching practice year-round with these quick but powerful strategies, designed to drive improvement.

Teachers at all levels of experience with AI can use these ideas to learn more about how to implement it effectively in their work.

When schools prioritize time for independent reading in class every single day, they can increase students’ stamina, bolster their literacy, and cultivate their love of books.

Cognitive overload—when the mental work of a lesson exceeds students’ abilities—can be reduced or avoided, helping to improve learning outcomes.

Just varying where classroom materials are kept can spark young students’ curiosity, foster creativity, and build their social connections.

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