By setting clear expectations for behavior early on, teachers can have fun with their students without losing control of their classrooms.

ELA teachers can engage students by encouraging them to challenge themselves and discover the joy of learning.

Communicating expectations clearly, supporting teacher decisions, and protecting instructional time are good starting points.

Hundreds of teachers answered the question ‘What makes a great mentor?’ We read all 851 comments and distilled the very best advice. 

Social and emotional learning skills like teamwork and community can be integrated into PE classes in ways that are highly engaging for students.

Positive psychological behaviors promote good mental health hygiene, which reduces stress and improves overall well-being.

Teachers can guide students to be in control of their learning by asking questions that promote reflection and engaging class discussions.

New teachers can help simplify the complexities of fractions for students by using an unexpected tool—a multiplication chart.

By following some simple guidelines, teachers can make sure that fidgets remain valuable tools and don’t become distractions.

Make this big issue personal for young students by showing them how they can work toward solutions using community science.