Are you a new teacher? Or new-ish to teaching? Or looking for a fresh perspective? You’ve come to the right place for articles that can help you be more effective in the classroom.
New York Public Library’s Digital Resources Are Now Free For Everyone Read More
The New York Public Library is making interactive history in the classroom more accessible by releasing an archive of 708,000+ docs & images.
Unique Literacy Apps Created For War-Affected Syrian Children Read More
EduApp4Syria is a challenge to create apps that can build literacy skills in Arabic and improve well-being for Syrian children ages 5-10.
There’s A New Sesame Street Character–And She Has Autism Read More
Julia comes to life as a Muppet, along with resources designed to serve autistic children and their families and increase autism awareness.
4th Grader Wants To Lead Movement To Empower Women Read More
It’s important for kids to believe they can create change in the world. Activism allows them to try leadership roles & learn about diplomacy.
More Teamwork, Less Group Work: 27 Ways To Build A Team Read More
Cultivate more teamwork and less group work by teaching students how to work together instead of as individuals near each other.
25 Tips For Teaching With Apps Read More
At first glance, apps, seem more engaging than books. So use them together–have the app front-load the book, or vice-versa.
But Who’s Going To Save The Bully? Read More
Every human being needs to be nurtured, guided, and made to feel that they are important and belong in order to flourish.
Education & Our Strange Culture Of Bad Homework Assignments Read More
In a culture so heavily invested in progress, the anomaly of unattended and unmoderated homework assignment seems scandalously peculiar.