Combine reading with fun in order to create lifelong, literary-minded learners who love to read.

Set students up for success with these tips for getting the year off to a smooth start.

Engage your kids with an intriguing, real-life exploration that covers several areas in math, and allows for natural academic differentiation.

Encourage creativity while tying in homonym and homophone lessons with the International Day of Peace.

Engaging learners with resources and activities to achieve and reinforce mastery of content.

Teachers need to create personal bonds with pupils in order to discover who turns out to be an introverted feeler.

Because Introverted Intuitive pupils focus on the future versus what’s happening now, they may cast a whole new light on topics you delve into with your class.

Whether it's a lack of funds or lack of time, check out these great ideas for getting creative with field trips.

Shift your instruction from teacher-centered to student-centered, which requires learners to do the heavy lifting.

Divide your class by ability level to effectively differentiate and appropriately challenge all students.

Heart-themed curriculum connections that your class will fall in love with.

Using places can help students identify with the history-making women associated with them.

Invite students to receive additional instruction, one-on-one mentoring, and specialized study time in a drop-in study hall.

Research sports to foster an interest in afterschool engagement, and see your students grow more creative and focused.

Keep middle and high school readers accountable and push all students toward success by showing interest in their reading and testing the strategies below.

This is an excellent guideline for an observer to use when conducting an assessment for a student who has a chronic behavior problem. The chart has 3 categories--antecedent, behavior, consequences--and clear examples to guide you. 

Hyperbole lesson plans and ideas that make figurative language instruction relevant to students' lives. Discover how to help learners better understand the figurative concept of hyperbole. A fantastic article which includes multiple web...

“Bartleby the Scrivner” as an existential forerunner to The Office? Dense and often dark, Herman Melville’s stories abound with Biblical allusions and complex symbols. If you are considering using Melville’s novels or short stories with...

Connect the Common Core ELA standards with history by employing a balanced literacy approach to reading.

In the wake of her recent passing, spend some time acquainting your class with the life of a woman who was highly influential in politics.

Math stations that review important concepts with the real-world example of baseball.

In honor of International Peace Day, students can learn about the challenges we face in the world.