The Joy of Pickleball in Elementary School

Pickleball is an inclusive sport that focuses on strategy and team building and can be enjoyed by people of all ages, making it perfect for elementary schools.

Teachers can use the principles of neuroplasticity to help students be aware of thought patterns that are no longer serving them and begin to take risks in the classroom.

Teaching infographic literacy involves asking students to flex their critical thinking skills—and their creative muscles.

Educational book studies give teachers opportunities for powerful professional development built on collaboration and connection.

This five-step guide provides a simple roadmap for incorporating social and emotional learning across the curriculum with equity in mind.

These entertaining online tools will engage upper elementary math students in learning how to estimate, a useful skill now and later in life.

IEP season can feel overwhelming for new teachers. These strategies smooth the path, providing step-by-step instructions for making the most of the end of the year.

Although many see accessibility features as solely for users with disabilities, a wide variety of students can benefit from them.

Teachers can foster deeper learning by providing careful feedback, assigning comparison tasks, and encouraging robust class discussions.

High school students may feel anxious when studying climate change. Teachers can use SEL strategies to help them develop healthy coping skills.