Narciso Moquete (pictured above,) a 4th grade teacher at SAND School is the 2019 Hartford Public Schools Teacher of the Year. Teacher of the Year Banquet at Marriot Celebrates the Excellence of Our Hartford Teachers. The winner of the 2019 Teacher of the Year Award for Hartford Public Schools was announced Thursday evening, May 23, 2019 …
Teachers shaken by recent events and wondering how to work for change in our society and schools can start with these lesson plans, videos, and other resources.
Future Ready Schools: Empowering Educators through Professional Learning toolkit This toolkit provides leaders with a multi-step decision-making process, practical tools, and numerous examples for setting a trajectory of positive change, moving assertively toward achievement of student learning and improvement goals. The toolkit recognizes that improvements in student learning are related to improvements in educator practice …
This report identifies key factors for teacher recruitment and retention and offers policy recommendations
The teenage brain is a "puzzle waiting completion," says the author of a new book. How can its mysteries be better understood by educators and parents?
1). Students want you to actually spend the time to get to know them... Get to know your students by name as soon as possible. Learn some...
Digital equity involves making sure all students have equal access to technology like devices, software and the internet, as well as trained educators to help them navigate those tools. Find out how the digital divide affects students with learning and physical challenges, minorities, girls, and those from low-income and rural communities.
Educators agree that social-emotional learning is important, but teachers and school leaders have different perceptions about how well students are faring.
Toy building blocks aren’t an unusual sight in a preschool classroom. But teachers aren’t typically using them in a physics lesson about force and gravity with their four-year-olds. That’s largely because teachers aren’t comfortable with introducing young children to science, according to a group of educators committed to helping elementary school teachers become better at …
New research finds that there are effective educators teaching students of all socioeconomic backgrounds.
The teachers' lounge isn't a place at all but a mentality that can creep up on educators unexpectedly and create a toxic school climate, writes Lauren Powell.
Schools use the internet for a lot of learning: researching, virtual travel, watching videos. Educators say it opens their classrooms to the world. The removal of net neutrality could change all that.
Critical thinking, risk taking, and collaboration -- along with academics and discipline -- are just some of the areas where Bates Middle school educators re...
Teacher leadership allows educators to influence and elevate others while still doing the job they love. William Anderson shares his insights on leading from the classroom.
Critics say personalized learning isn't supported by evidence, leads to bad teaching, and depends on data-mining students. What do educators and policymakers need to know?
Educators using Desmos, an online graphing calculator and activity builder tool, say it enables them to teach math through inquiry more easily.
Find the right Outward Bound course for you! Courses are designed for groups that range from veterans, to grieving teens & young educators. Whether backpacking the Rockies or kayaking in FL, you'll meet self challenges & gain valuable skills!
All students, including white students, benefit from having teachers of color, according to a summary of the research by the Learning Policy Institute.
The Transforming Learning Collaborative provides educator-to-educator professional learning in support of learning/school redesign. Key ingredients are authentic, real-world contexts, experiential learning, collaboration, and mentoring.
Passionate educators inspire passion in their students. It’s a fire that starts in school and burns forever bright.
Canning classes. Sports nutrition workshops. Keeping the local 4-H clubs going. Building and managing community gardens. Helping people with end-of-life issues and financial planning.