As a teenager, channel 31 on our television was strictly forbidden in our home. Lucky for me, this was decades before the invention of parental

Slides are a common source of childhood joy and exhilaration. Now, the term “slide” is tossed around education circles to define any “learning loss” that

You’ve likely seen it a hundred times. A student is working diligently on a math problem. They’re leaning in, scribbling possibilities frantically. They pause to

The bell is about to ring. You’re standing in the doorway offering each student a high-five. You enter your classroom and crouch down at a

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It’s a deafening roar: 35,000 screaming spectators have waited all year for this event. No, it is not baseball or football. It is an epic,

Why is it that so many kids crave to be part of the “in” crowd? What do they hope to gain? Regardless of what they’re

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Ensuring students and staff are physically safe is a top concern these days. But we all understand that keeping staff and students physically safe is

Think back to the last time you forgot something. Something you needed for work that got left at home. Something you needed from the grocery

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Now that you’re working from home, do you find yourself distracted or scattered? Are you struggling to focus and finish a task? Your brain’s attentional

With the Covid-19 pandemic, we are living out a statistically rare event that we will retell for years to come. The crazy part is that

When it comes to testing, you might feel like your students experience some bizarre memory loss, and forget all they have learned. Or perhaps you

Why is it that we feel so much comfort when someone says, “I feel your pain”, “I get it,” “I know what that is like”,

Is it just me, or does it seem like fewer people are setting New Year’s Resolutions these days? If so, you wouldn’t be surprised; the

Have you ever had a class where, for whatever reason, you and the class didn’t feel connected like you’ve experienced before? Or perhaps you’ve taught