Our brains are wired to forget things unless we take active steps to remember. Here’s how you can help students hold on to what they learn.

Encourage your students to ask questions about and explore the world around them with these hands-on lessons.

By starting with the idea that students already are resilient, teachers can nurture their ability to stick with things and not give up.

These ideas for lesson hooks—like using songs, video clips, and picture walks—can motivate young students to focus on learning.

Teachers can help students build confidence in their work and community with their peers through journey boards.

An edtech expert shares how the popular AI tool can help you save time while increasing your impact.

Fewer male teachers means fewer male mentors—and for many boys, that’s affecting how they learn, behave, and envision their futures.

Computer science and math teachers can use artificial intelligence tools with intentionality to create effective learning experiences.

Students can have fun and learn a lot by making some 21st-century linguistic and thematic tweaks to the Bard’s plays.

A math specialist breaks down her favorite podcasts, all of which are available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and elsewhere.