With these examples for grades 1 to 5, students can develop social and emotional skills while they learn to analyze data through graphing.

By collapsing the distance between historical eras and the present day, we motivate students to ask hard questions and dig deeper into the past.

With the right preparation, students can be ready for any audience question—even if they don’t know all the answers.

Teachers can offer a variety of literacy-focused projects that allow students to display their critical thinking skills in creative ways.

This eight-step framework can help teachers create units that integrate science and social studies with math and English language arts.

Media literacy lessons can help high school students develop critical thinking skills as they question what they see online.

Tips for how your school staff can work together to create a fun music video, which can build community and a sense of school identity.

Inquisitive hooks, or activities designed to spark students’ curiosity, make the start of a new lesson fun, boosting their motivation to learn.

Common edtech tools guide students toward right answers instead of letting them grapple with wrong ones, but teachers can plan intentionally for this valuable learning experience.

An award-winning principal shares how she navigates social and emotional learning and community building at school.