A choice board is a way to provide options for students. Primarily, choice boards are a way to differentiate assignments and allow students to choose from different options when they present their work. The teacher chooses the options available, and...
In recent years, language immersion programs have gained popularity across the United States, reflecting a growing recognition of the benefits of multilingualism in a globalized world. These programs, where students are taught subjects in a second language, offer a unique...
by TeachThought Staff Team-building activities are great–especially for the first day of school or early in the school year, Not only can they help establish routines, tone, and expectations, they’re also fun, and can help learners feel comfortable. Though many...
I always loved Fridays with my RTI class because that was our board game day! After brief progress monitoring, we’d dive into various board and card games designed to enhance our students’ numeracy skills. The kids eagerly anticipated these sessions,...
by Terry Heick Education is a series of learning experiences informed by policy, and actuated by teachers. Policy, by its very nature, is sweeping and ambitious. It is designed to work on various scales, is well-intentioned, and often difficult to...
If you want to start a tower garden in your classroom or school, there’s one main thing you need. And it has nothing to do with seeds, plants, or any other supplies and equipment. What you need is data. As...
Learning management systems (LMSes) are all-in-one suites for teachers and schools. The best learning management system options provide a wide range of tools for planning, administration, communication, grading, and more. There are a lot of LMS choices out there, so...
Discipline is a hot subject of debate in the world of education. Schools are constantly revamping their policies, trying to find ways to better serve all students. But this often feels like an exercise in futility, with more school discipline...
When assistive technology hits the mark, it’s truly transformative. But when it falls short, it can add to the already heavy load teachers carry each day. Lumped in with all the other challenges teachers face, searching out the best assistive...
A lot of math has to do with answering the same question: “How many?” You can count, you can add, you can skip-count, but one of the most efficient and accurate ways to answer the question is by grouping things...
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