Culturally Responsive Ways to Teach the History of Thanksgiving
These resources can help middle and high school students learn about the first Thanksgiving and Native Americans today
Making Metacognition Part of Student Writing
When students are encouraged to think deeply about their writing processes, they become better writers
Children’s mental health remains a major concern
New research reveals parents’ concerns for children's mental health in the current school year, with the impact of COVID topping their list
Daylight saving time ends this weekend. What does it mean for schools?
Daylight saving time ends this weekend. What does it mean for schools?
Amid NAEP declines, how can educators address student math anxiety?
A cognitive scientist suggests conquering fear of math is a crucial starting point to recovering learning losses.
Mastery-based learning holds potential, but educators must be mindful of pitfalls
Mastery-based learning holds potential, but educators must be mindful of pitfalls
Kids Who Read Out Loud to a Dog See Improved Literacy
Kids Who Read Out Loud to a Dog See Improved Literacy
The Benefits of Having Young Students Act Out Syllables
As students learn to read, they can act out different vowel types—embodied learning that helps them readily recall the knowledge
Social and Emotional Skill Progression in Preschool
Like cognitive development, kids’ social and emotional skill development has a typical trajectory that teachers can track and guide.
Guiding Students to Set Up Professional Networks to Prepare for the Future
Students can make connections with people who will help them learn about professions they want to pursue—all before leaving school