These strategies help students regulate their emotions, both individually and as a group.

Seeing AI-generated images of the words they’re learning can help boost elementary students’ engagement.

When it comes to Google Slides and PowerPoint, less is more—a simple design allows students to focus on the math without distraction.

These tips garnered from in-depth teacher interviews may help you discover or rediscover the values that guide your work.

Instead of doing icebreakers, facilitators can offer activities that encourage participants to make genuine connections with each other.

Having too many apps and tools to choose from can be stressful, and coaches can play a key role in reducing that stress.

Incorporating a writing task into lessons can help students reflect on their work and see their skills in a new light.

The SAMR framework for tech integration can help teachers work together to figure out how AI might be helpful in their work.

Students often struggle with procrastination during solo work time, but teachers can manage it in a way that supports deep learning.

Teachers can use fun activities to help young learners ease into daily classroom routines.