On any given day, children face a variety of stressors — from assessments at school to pressures at home to conflicts with friends. Educators can’t make all of these stressors…

My first teaching job straight out of undergrad was teaching 6th grade math in New York at a school located in Washington Heights. A majority of my students identified as Dominican and a few identified as black; we had no students who identified as white or Asian…

One-pagers are becoming increasingly popular as a way to help students process what they’ve read, in one powerful activity…

When students return to school at the beginning of the year, many teachers will ask them to set goals for what they’d like to achieve in the new school year. On the list you’re likely to see things like…

Getting students to work through the revision & editing process in writing can be a huge challenge as a teacher. It tends to go the same way for most teachers I know…