Education

contributed by Ryan Schaaf, Assistant Professor of Technology, Notre Dame of Maryland University Digital Exit Slips: 21 Formative Assessment Tools for Grades 8-12 You have a classroom full of students packing up after an instructional lesson. Your mind goes to the critical...

‘Noise’ is part of learning in an elementary classroom. This is especially true when students transition from movement to seated work or shift between collaborative and independent tasks. The goal is not silence. The goal is being able to bring...

The following list of film studies resources presents 25 resources with verified links and objective, encyclopedic descriptions. 1. Empire Magazine Empire magazine provides film analysis through detailed reviews, director interviews, and genre features. Content focuses on dissecting specific film moments,...

Abstract This paper investigates ongoing trends in AI-based authoring tools within the context of large language models and examines how these tools support higher education through personalization of learning choices, habits, and emotional needs. It scrutinizes the design factors for...

Bloom’s Taxonomy can be a powerful tool to transform teaching and learning. By design, it focuses attention on the cognitive work students do. This shifts planning from only content and procedures to the kinds of thinking students will demonstrate and...

by Terry Heick You care but it’s a tired cliche–limps out of your mouth, barely alive: “How was school?” You might use a slight variation like, “What’d you learn in school today?” but in a single sentence, all that is...

We think every teacher deserves to have their own non-school-related hobbies to help them decompress after a long workday. And if gaming is your hobby of choice, we have good news—Razer has its own education program for online purchases! Razer...

Teaching elementary school is a big job—and you deserve a little something that makes your mornings easier and brighter. That’s where the Daily Elementary newsletter comes in. Every weekday, we deliver a cheerful, practical, and inspiring email straight to your...

Let’s be real: Teaching secondary students is not for the faint of heart. Between reading thesis statements that start with “Let me cook” and navigating the occasional existential question from a 9th grader, you deserve something that makes your day...

If your favorite part of teaching is sharing great books with your students, you’re in the right place. We Heart Books is a weekly newsletter for teachers who believe in the power of stories. Each issue is packed with must-read...