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Great coaching is not rigid, but multifaceted, and responsive to each teacher’s unique needs.

Reading strategies have a substantial research base, supports all reading skills, support explicit teaching, map skills to progression, help students set a purpose for reading, support increased complexity, and support standards.

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A framework for working with A.I.: write first, struggle second, prompt third, question fourth, and end with reflection and transparency.

Every day students scroll past hundreds of headlines, posts, and videos. How do they know what to trust?

How to help new teachers with time management and planning workloads; feedback and assessments; and building structure, including in meetings.

How to support new teachers' well being, build relationships in the community, and how to work with families and caregivers.

How to approach family interactions as a teacher. First, start from the basic assumption that all caregivers are trying to do their best for their child.

Don’t go at teaching alone. Your odds of joy and success go up when you enlist the help of a buddy, study partner, or mentor.

How can we make phonics instruction work for every child regardless of ability or background?

What is a Reading Strategy? How do they help build reading skills and knowledge? When teaching explicitly, strategies are essential to the learning process.

With real-world problem-solving, interactive activities, and adaptive learning pathways, Matific helps schools move beyond digitized worksheets to deliver meaningful, personalized math instruction.

Part four of our series The AI Conversation for Educators, hosted by Meenoo Rami. This series explores the question: How can we uphold human values and the purpose of education in a world shaped by generative AI?

How do you respond to requests for additional help, or staying after school? Before practicing self care, we must learn how to set healthy boundaries.

Help your students engage with reading! Moonlit Mountain Readers is a collection of decodable books designed to build phonics and early literacy skills through fantasy stories and engaging characters.

Part three of our series The AI Conversation for Educators, hosted by Meenoo Rami. This series explores the question: How can we uphold human values and the purpose of education in a world shaped by generative AI?

Teaching for Thinking is now available as an audiobook! Listen to the book in authors Grace Kelemanik and Amy Lucenta's voices.

When thinking about how to build our students’ vocabularies, it helps to consider that we learn words incrementally, through multiple exposures, and in waves; the difference between word breadth and depth; and when you learn one word, you learn multiple words.