What really moves the needle for educators and, by extension, their students?

Advice for creating a supportive environment where shy students feel comfortable participating—from a teacher who was one of those students.

Service learning and volunteering help high school students give back to their community and grow as individuals.

Museums for Digital Learning was developed in partnership with teachers and provides curated material on a variety of subjects.

From daily sticky notes to multi-week hopes and dreams conferences, here are six activities to help foster a goal-setting (and goal-achieving) mentality in students.  

High school teachers can use this method to guide students to give each other specific, actionable comments on their writing.

Creating memes and cartoons around mathematical concepts and themes helps students realize how much they’ve learned.

Flexibility when meeting student needs is a key component of high school counselors’ work. Maintaining virtual programs aids in that process.

Discussing images of people, places, and foods from the target culture helps world language students develop a variety of skills.

Mindful thinking helps teachers become more attuned to their needs and the needs of students and families.