The Benefits of Bringing a Book Vending Machine to Your School

A library media specialist shares logistical tips for using a book vending machine to build a strong reading community at your school.

Making lessons accessible to resistant readers can enhance the learning experience for everyone—including those who read the whole book.

The award-winning children’s book author on stories that are like friends you can turn to—and the importance of featuring characters who ‘share a common thread of humanity.’

The closer project-based learning comes to the messy, complicated problems of our world today, the more students benefit.

A look at a few ways to guide elementary students who may still be struggling with their learning after the last two turbulent years.

When students with diverse performance levels are grouped together, they can all benefit.

Teachers don’t have to speak students’ first languages to make room for these languages in middle and high school classrooms.

It’s possible to improve communication with parents and guardians of high school students by rethinking a few outreach strategies.

Encouraging students to write more frequently in science classes helps them become strong, versatile writers and deepens their scientific thinking.

Teachers across the curriculum can promote civil discourse and share digital tools that help high school students develop the skills needs for citizenship.