A lack of substitute teachers has educators feeling strained, but there are things principals can do to help.

After so much time out of school, middle and high school students may need multiple refreshers on classroom procedures.

To help offset the stress of teaching and make it a viable career in the long term, new teachers need a plan—this year more than ever.

If your corrective feedback is very detailed but your positive comments are quick and vague, you may appreciate this advice from teachers across the country.

For many of these students, physical education activities can be difficult. Personalized stories that cast them as their favorite hero may motivate them to persevere.

For preschool teachers having a tough time this year, focusing on small wins with students may help.

It’s an intense time, but you can make things go smoother with these simple preparation strategies.

Students can sharpen their critical thinking and communication skills by answering a series of focused questions on their reading.

Norman Webb’s framework is an invaluable scaffold in guiding high school students to understand this founding document more deeply.

When students make observations, they learn how to describe what they see, interpret the images, and then make deeper connections.