Students of all ages are invited to send in video questions for possible inclusion in dispatches from the trip. Deadline: Jan 16. By The Learning Network Fewer people are reading for fun, a recent ...

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Arizona's third grade reading proficiency is currently at 39% and a new plan aims to raise it to 72% in five years. The Arizona Literacy Plan 2030 focuses on proven solutions like teacher training, ...

This paper presents a research contribution relevant to two fields: the study of mathematics teaching and learning from an intercultural perspective (Beacco et al., 2016) and teacher education ...

When new teachers hear the phrase differentiated instruction, a look of confusion often comes across their faces. Although this educational term is used quite frequently, what it looks like in the ...

Chicago Public Schools third- through eighth-grade state test scores increased in 2024, with reading finally surpassing 2019 levels. But for Chicago’s 11th grade students, both reading and math ...

The internet is packed with innovative lesson planning resources to help you enhance your teaching strategies. I love digging into these resources and sharing with you my finds. In this post, I’m ...

Sign up for Chalkbeat Chicago’s free daily newsletter to keep up with the latest education news. More Chicago public school students in third through eighth grade ...

Curipod brings an exciting addition to the available presentation and slideshow digital tools available for educators. It has a focus on integration and interactivity, which brings students closer to ...

As educators continue to harness the power of technology in the classroom, lesson planning has also adapted to these advancements with resources like Google Docs offering customizable, collaborative, ...

Elementary and middle-school students are recovering from pandemic learning losses, according to a new study by researchers at Stanford and Harvard. But there are huge differences across the country.