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Rethinking homework and projects so that students can also focus on getting enough rest can transform the class environment.

Explicit instruction on studying is invaluable for students, who often choose ineffective methods of reviewing material.

Through practical exercises in earning and spending, students can discover the complexities of personal finance and practice math in the process.

With practice and an eventual shift in mindset, students can understand that mistakes are fundamental to how we learn.

A teacher mentor shows why reflecting at the end of the year is so important for growth, and shares a worksheet for getting started.

Allowing students to select math centers based on interest instead of skill level provides opportunities for them all to grow.

School administrators can use staff meetings to build teachers’ collective efficacy with these four tips.

Feeling like part of a larger classroom community improves students’ grades and their self-confidence.

Administrators can be intentional in their approach to ensure that substitute educators feel acknowledged and valued.