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Feeling stretched thin? Educator Adrienne Chyba shares strategic ways teachers at all grade levels can blend holiday magic with practical sanity.
Kayla Hinton shifts the focus from mastering strategies to building knowledge in K-2. Discover how to use comprehension strategies effectively, aligning with the Science of Reading research and the power of read-alouds.
Alex Podbelski outlines how coherence—unifying instruction, interventions, and home supports—is the key to improving student outcomes and boosting educator retention. Learn how to thrive.
Educator John Hesser details his media class project that turned winter holidays into a powerful, student-led lesson in empathy, diversity, and belonging for the entire school community.
Ashley Johnson’s Part 2 of “Raising the Bar” series outlines steps for K-12 teachers to differentiate lessons. Learn how to create challenging, memorable learning experiences for all.
Combine great teaching with technology! Educator Abigail Carter shares tools she uses to transform her classroom, keeping young learners highly engaged and creative.
Want education to ignite purpose? Jason Walke introduces “Mission Monday,” Oldenburg Academy’s intentional, immersive program that pushes learning beyond the four walls of the classroom.
Need classroom solutions fast? Educator Barnes shares the “Teacher Tips in Five Minutes or Less” series – micro-content providing immediate, tangible advice for new and veteran educators.
Educator Adrienne Chyba shares easy-to-implement ideas that calm the chaos and boost student engagement. These simple strategies are designed to work for learners of all ages.
Join Ashley Johnson in “Raising the Bar” and redefine success in your classroom. Discover how to build a classroom where high standards, strong relationships, and clear expectations lead to limitless learning.
Thinking about AI in your classroom? Educator & Director of Academic Innovation Jason Walke shares a practical perspective, showing how to embrace AI as a resource which can benefit educators and students alike.