Education

Variety is the spice of life. But when you’re running low on time, preparing a variety of healthy and hearty meals to support your school schedule might feel like a distant goal. That’s where Tempo comes in to support your...

There are so many facets involved in the science of reading. In the primary grades, students are just learning how to read, and the five pillars of literacy are the main focus: phonics, phonemic awareness, vocabulary, fluency, and comprehension. When...

Bluesky: Education Follows (A–E) Curated by category. Links point to verified Bluesky profiles where available; a few link to primary sites until Bluesky handles are confirmed. A) Pedagogy • Practitioner Edutopia — bsky.app/profile/edutopia.org We Are Teachers — bsky.app/profile/weareteachers.bsky.social Catlin Tucker...

If you teach music tech, you know how important it is for students to get their hands on virtual instruments, plug-ins, and recording software. But if you are a teacher with a hobby or side-gig in music, those resources can...

Good nonfiction reads can be just as engaging and intriguing as fiction, especially when they’re about topics that appeal to a reader’s personal interests. This roundup of nonfiction books for young readers includes biographies of sports stars, civil rights activists,...

America’s story is a rich but complex one in which a select few famous Black people have taken center stage in the struggle for equal rights for Black people. Their strength, courage, and determination have left an indelible mark on...

Working in a co-teaching-style relationship is more than just having a colleague. It’s like being thrown into a marriage with 20-plus kids and knowing that it has to work, at least for a year. Ideally, these teaching marriages work out...

by TeachThought Staff You want to teach with what’s been proven to work. That makes sense. In the ‘data era’ of education that’s mean research-based instructional strategies to drive data-based teaching, and while there’s a lot to consider here we’d...

Dear We Are Teachers, Lately I’ve noticed a troubling trend among some of the parents at my school: gossip. Whether it’s in Facebook groups or group chats, info about me—an activity they didn’t like, jeans during Meet the Teacher (the...

When one teacher posted an absurd yearbook photo on her Instagram, it stopped my scroll—and clearly, I wasn’t the only one. Her post has received a lot of attention, striking a chord with educators. Here’s what she wrote: “Each year,...