These three schools have recently implemented policies banning cell phones in some or all areas of the school—but each has taken a very different approach.

Using these strategies regularly can help elementary school teachers ensure that their rooms are inviting and productive.

Activities with built-in differentiation and high engagement are an effective way to get elementary students into a learning mindset.

Some of the behaviors students are routinely chastised for speak to their natural curiosity and should be celebrated instead.

Prioritizing key concepts can help teachers design instructional strategies that accelerate learning.

Students often need scaffolding to engage in high-level academic discourse—and with this guidance, discussions will flourish.

Reflective practices can help new teachers stay resilient and grounded as they encounter challenges on the job.

Lessons on urban legends can teach high school students a lot about their community and about historical thinking processes.

With plenty of scaffolding, lower elementary students can successfully work together online.

Projects that take several weeks to complete can bring about class unity and give students a unique learning experience.