by Terry Heick Looking for the best source of education research? The one with authentic data, practical studies, and a wealth of participants and possibilities? How about your own classroom? There is, increasingly, pressure to be research-based and data-based. Or...
by Terry Heick With so much else to do and a subsequent loss of academic structure, most research shows children read less in the summer. How much less depends (you’ll read that word a lot in this post) on age,...
As teachers, we know every grade level has its own special elements. The time spent with our students per day also varies depending on the level. Pre-school and elementary school teachers spend a majority of the day with their students,...
Looking for some new ways to teach and learn in your classroom? This roundup of instructional strategies examples includes methods that will appeal to all learners and work for any teacher. You’ll find sample instructional strategies in a variety of...
Learning to identify and regulate emotions is a big job, especially for little kids. Understanding and managing emotions are skills that are essential for students to master in order to be successful in school and in life. The Zones of...
This summer, Idaho joined a growing list of states introducing restrictions on what teachers can and can’t say or show in their classrooms. The latest target? A law banning posters, flags, and other displays that express what lawmakers deem “political,...
26 Of The Best Free Artificial Intelligence Tools by TeachThought Staff This is obviously a field that changes fast. This list highlights free or freemium tools useful for educators and students in both K–12 and post-secondary contexts. Tools are grouped...
Dear We Are Teachers, I have an 8th grade student who, over the last month or so, is increasingly in the counselor’s office during my class. Sometimes she asks to leave during class, sometimes she returns with a pass from...
How often have you experienced that afternoon energy crash in the classroom? Because we know from experience that, sometimes, a lack of protein can be all it takes to bump up the fatigue. But when getting enough protein throughout the...
by Terry Heick Understanding where curiosity comes from is the holy grail of education. Education, of course, is different than learning but both depend on curiosity. Education implies a formal, systematic, and strategic intent to cause learning. In this case,...
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