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Explore strategies for strengthening teacher-student relationships and hear how districts are putting these methods into practice to support positive student outcomes.
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Fueling success for EL students who are learning new concepts while navigating an unfamiliar language. Join the national discussion of strategies and Q&A.
Teaching
Opinion
New Book Offers Tried-and-True Advice on Classroom Practice
American education has a thing for shiny “innovations," but sometimes sensible, effective advice of experienced teachers is what is best.
Teaching
Opinion
From Reading Instruction to Teacher Leadership: 1,000 Educators Share Their Advice
For more than a decade, Larry Ferlazzo has been curating intelligence from colleagues and K-12 experts. Read what they have to say.
School & District Management
Opinion
Want Insight Into Schooling? Here's Advice From Some Top Experts
From motivating students to identifying successful leadership, accomplished educators weigh in on those and other topics.
Teaching
Opinion
Looking for Ways to Organize Your Classroom? Try Out These Tips
Be sure to set up your classroom so that it helps students learn and you save time.
Teaching
Opinion
How to Avoid Making Mistakes in the Classroom
Teachers aren't immune to making mistakes—some are even beneficial—but many can be prevented.
Teaching
Opinion
Plenty of Instructional Strategies Are Out There. Here's What Works Best for Your Students
Don't stick with the same teaching methods for all students. Others may prove more effective.
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Ellevation Education’s new white paper outlines strategies educators can use to make classrooms places where students can flourish.
Teaching
Opinion
10 Ways to Build a Healthier Classroom
If teachers want students to realize their academic potential, first they have to build relationships with them.
Teaching
Opinion
What Science Can Teach Us About Learning
Research in the past decade has come a long way in explaining how teachers can ignite students' brainpower.
Special Education
Opinion
How to Build Inclusive Classrooms
If teachers start from the premise that all students can make valuable contributions, that opens avenues to success.
Teaching
Opinion
Summer School Reminded Me Why I Love Teaching
I didn’t feel prepared to teach a remedial ELL class. Then it turned into one of the best experiences of my career.
Teaching
Opinion
3 Steps Teachers Can Take to Value Students’ Marginalized Identities
Lower-income students have strengths that often go unrecognized. Here’s how to structure lesson plans that capitalize on them.