Every classroom has neurodiverse students, and these tips from a neurodiverse teacher can guide them to feel focused and ready to learn.

When these two school professionals commit to working together as a team to ensure wellness, develop student trust, and build community, everyone wins.

Students are spending less on textbooks and other course materials but more on technology, a study by the National Association of College Stores finds. In 2021-22, students spent an average of $339 on books compared with $456 the previous year, but $700 on technology.  

Working to improve their handwriting can help middle school students improve their reading and writing skills as well.

Et norsk studie har undersøgt virkningen af brede billedkunstneriske og musiske udtryksformer ud til de mere teoretiske fag som matematik og samfundsfag i udskolingen. Udover motivation og glæde var den gennemgående tilbagemelding fra eleverne klart mindre negativ stress.

Over 40 prosent av elevene som sier de opplever mobbing mener tiltakene skolen iverksetter ikke virker. "Svært alvorlig", mener forsker.

Getting to know students who are new to the US includes separating their intellect from their skills with the English language, writes Donna Neary, a social studies teacher and newcomer specialist. In this commentary, Neary shares an experience with a student who advocated for herself and explains how the lesson learned continues to inform her…

An occupational therapist shares movement breaks and simple tools that help elementary students focus on the written word.

“We cannot, as a society, afford to continue to support policies and practices that result in academic failure, limited post-secondary options and continued separation and marginalization based on disabilities.”

Elementary teachers can gain rich insights into their students’ lives by asking a few simple questions early in the year.

Effectively teaching content simultaneous with language development to students who are multilingual has been a personal career goal, writes Tan Huynh, a language and literacy specialist. In this blog post, Huynh shares an example geography lesson that uses three components, including one that covers the five language domains - speaking, writing, interacting, reading and listening…