4 Ways to Teach Vocabulary and Reading Comprehension

Teaching these literacy strategies simultaneously can engage students in active processing, improving performance in both areas.

The practice picker checklist provides a framework that teachers can use to help make sure their lesson plans are effective.

The secret to writing great lesson plans is ensuring that the objective, assessment, and instruction are closely aligned.

A sense of predictability can help facilitate deep thinking, and teachers can also use routines to promote student agency.

Building scaffolds into lessons is crucial, and video game strategies can inspire teachers in the effort to meet students’ needs.

A look at a few ways to incorporate the U.N.’s Sustainable Development Goals across the curriculum.

Teachers can assess young students’ literacy skills and knowledge by encouraging them to produce books based on animal facts.

Career development education has many benefits but can be hard to implement. See how one high school principal is making it work.

School counselors can create engaging activities that help them track students’ developing social and emotional learning skills.

These strategies support newly arrived high school English language learners and encourage them to share their own histories.