A recent Bluesky thread about teaching undergraduates the hidden curriculum of college caught my eye. Miriam Posner, an associate professor of information studies at the University of California at ...

Today’s post wraps up a series on classroom strategies for supporting students’ identity. Culturally responsive teaching is a research-based approach to teaching. It connects students’ cultures, ...

Teachers College professor Lucy Calkins’ Units of Study For Teaching Reading curriculum was once used in hundreds of New York City public schools and thousands of elementary schools nationwide. A ...

It's not just students, more professors are using AI in the classroom. But they say more guidance is needed on how to use the ...

Petrina Miller, along with other teachers, works with kindergarteners in her class at 116th Street Elementary School in Los Angeles. Miller said she often has to spend her own money to make the ...

ChatGPT dropped like a bomb last November, sending educators—and students—scrambling to understand its utility and shortcomings. The reactions from college faculty varied. Some embraced it. Some ...

Gen Z students are inundated by conspiracy theories on social media. At Stanford, we’ve proven you can teach fact-checking skills. How Colleges Can Teach Fact From Fiction Mike Evans knew something ...

Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles offered critiques to Thompson Elementary leadership in hushed tones after observing a classroom in October. "This is the quintessential problem for 'at-bats' in ...

Riding a merry-go-round as a kid, M.I.T. Physicist Jerrold Zacharias learned to “understand centrifugal force in my guts.” Recalling that experience is his way of making the point that children learn ...

Andrea Castellano serves as an elementary teacher in New York City’s public school system. She also supports teachers as an instructional coach and project-based-learning curriculum writer and staff ...