State testing can be tough—to effectively support students during state assessments, it’s important to move beyond encouragement and provide clear, actionable support they can rely on. Assessment season can heighten anxiety for many students, especially in the upper elementary…
Spring break isn’t just a time for students and teachers to relax—it’s also a golden opportunity to reset your classroom and bring fresh energy into the rest of the school year. Whether your break is a week or longer,…
Incorporating Black History Month in your classroom effectively means going beyond surface-level celebrations and weaving Black history, culture, and contributions into daily learning. Below we provide some impactful ways (and resources) you can do this. Incorporating Black History Month…
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is not only a time for reflection—it is also a call to action. Across the country, individuals, schools, and organizations observe the holiday through days of service that strengthen communities and uplift others. Below, you'll find…
It seems that every January, we all vow to make this the year we get fit. But what does that even mean? You don't have to be running marathons every weekend to be healthy. So let's make this the…
A Fresh Start for the New Year As we step into a new year, many of us are tempted to reflect on our goals and aspirations. Maybe you've already stumbled on a New Year’s resolution, or perhaps you haven’t…
The holiday season is finally here—a much-needed time to unwind and recharge after months of dedication to your students. But teachers, how can you make the most of your holiday break without feeling overwhelmed or wasting the precious downtime?…
Mentors play a pivotal role in personal and professional development. Mentorship is more than just advice—it’s about fostering growth, building confidence, and helping people realize their full potential. Teachers as Mentors For students, the impact of mentorship is profound.…
Dyslexia, a common learning difference that affects language processing, impacts millions of people worldwide. In fact, an estimated 20 percent of Americans have dyslexia. Furthermore, people with dyslexia represent 80–90 percent of all those with learning disabilities as it…
December is synonymous with festivities! While most of us are familiar with Christmas, there are several other holidays celebrated around the globe that are equally significant and joyful. Embracing these multicultural celebrations in the classroom not only educates students…
