What to do about a 100-point grading system with a troubling history—and inherent flaws that carry over into the present day.

Artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT can help educators find activities that are set up to teach designated skills.

Instead of cleaning up or going over homework assignments, try these creative activities that can help students make sense of new material—and have fun in the process.

Do your high school students think that taking notes during class means writing down everything you say? You can teach them effective note-taking skills that increase their engagement.

When schools make space for free play in a natural environment, students are left to their own devices to build, create, and problem-solve—and the benefits continue once they are back in the classroom.

Any preschool teacher can use this concept to help build strong connections with students and create authentic learning experiences.

Penny Kittle shares a lesson plan that uses very short mentor texts to foster students’ love of writing and confidence in their work.

An intense program in phonological awareness can help middle school students who are struggling to keep up with reading.

By studying the rich history of West Africa, stories of resistance to oppression, and the contributions of the African diaspora, students can develop a complex understanding of Black history.

Many apps used in schools compromise student data. Here’s one way schools and districts can develop a comprehensive plan to keep that information safe.