No Points Off for Late Work

A look at how one teacher adjusted her policies to encourage learners to turn in quality assignments, even if they were late.

When it comes to optimizing learning, we don’t value breaks enough, neuroscientists suggest in a new study.

To reap the benefits of music on learning, kids need consistent and abundant musical practice, according to the latest cognitive research.

Preschool and kindergarten teachers in non-Montessori schools can take advantage of Montessori strategies and learning materials.

Simple art activities can help elementary and middle school students express how they’re feeling, which is particularly useful in stressful times.

To be more self-assured about your teaching, try making these subtle shifts in how you think about and react to events in your classroom.

This activity allows young students to see themselves as storytellers and experience the magic when their classmates act out their stories.

Research finds that procrastination often stems from emotional dysregulation—and teachers can help students overcome it.

When kids interview their families about scientific phenomena, they pick up valuable knowledge and strengthen the home-school bond.

Taking steps to get the whole staff on board with DEI efforts will improve outcomes and help ensure long-term change.