Newer research finds that even experienced educators get better albeit at a slower pace.

The best cure for burnout is preventing it in the first place, by improving working conditions and fostering teachers’ sense of hope for the future.

Helping high school students understand that math has useful applications in their lives can boost their engagement in learning.

An inquiry-focused method gives students a way to connect scientific ideas to their experiences and apply their learning.

Texas educator shares 4 steps to implementing an online platform.

Part of the recovery process is allowing students, families and staff to discuss COVID, race relations and other pressing issues.

The way teachers create student reading groups can make a difference in academic performance, according to a roundup of various studies. For example, dividing students by ability at an early age can widen reading gaps, and groups chosen by students or include students with different abilities can yield more students surpassing basic proficiency levels.

The idea that different students have different learning styles pervades education, but cognitive scientists say there is no evidence learning styles exist.

Differentiated tasks can help ensure that all learners in the classroom are engaged, including those who are ready for more challenges.

Students generally feel less anxious and more excited to explore concepts when they connect the math they’re learning to real-life situations.

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