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When it comes to teaching multiplication in 3rd grade, no single strategy works perfectly for every student. Successful math instruction gives students multiple ways to...
Let me guess. You planned what seemed like a great lesson last night. You had your content ready, your resources printed, your learning objectives written on the board...
Teachers are encouraged (and often trained) to use positive reinforcement because research in education and psychology shows it’s one of the most powerful ways to shape...
Every teacher knows that students come to school carrying all kinds of baggage—family struggles, trauma, mental health challenges, and more. As educators, we naturally...
If you’ve ever felt like your teaching is failing daily, you’re not alone. Many new teachers step into the classroom fully prepared with lesson plans, classroom...
Have you ever started a lesson, only to realize a few minutes in that your students aren’t engaged? Maybe they’re distracted, not paying attention, or just not as excited...
Many students who are behind in reading, writing, or math don’t misbehave because they want to—they misbehave because they’re struggling and don’t know how to cope...
Planning to do a black historical figure research project with your students? You’ve come to the right place! I’ve rounded up 10 elementary-friendly websites that...
February is Black History Month—a time to celebrate the incredible contributions of Black individuals throughout history. For educators, this is a perfect opportunity to...