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Does Every Teacher Simply Teach?

Does Every Teacher Simply Teach?When we think of a teacher, we often imagine someone standing in front of a classroom, explaining lessons, completing the syllabus, and preparing st...

Learning Beyond Textbooks.A Project For Holistic Development.

Learning Beyond Textbooks: A Senior Student Interview Project for Holistic EducationBy Banjit SarmahEducation is not confined to textbooks, examinations, and classroom lectures. Th...

What’s the Story Your Syllabus Tells?: Setting the Stage for Learning

Once upon a time, there was this brave professor, who opened a word processor app to develop one of their most important tools in life; the syllabus.   When we design courses, we a...

Rukia - Teaching Beyond the Blackboard

[Daily News] Dar es Salaam -- EVERY year, thousands of teachers across the country are asked to produce something their training rarely prepared them for lesson plans, schemes of w...

Is the classroom enough?

What first comes to mind when you hear the word “education”?Most of us imagine a familiar ladder: nursery, school, university and perhaps postgraduate study. We spend around twelve...

From Classroom to College: Practices That Help Students Succeed in Both K-12 and Higher Education

One year ago, I was greeting my 30 third graders. Students came into the classroom with crayon colored artwork, miscellaneous items found outside, and were excited to tell me about...

Teaching the Ontario Language Curriculum Strand A

Students are living in a very fast, busy world, and so are teachers. Information is coming at everyone constantly, and most of the time it’s in short, (sometimes) engaging snippets...

What is Rumie and How Can I Use It To Teach?

Rumie gives students useful skills in minutes with this huge library of free, bite-sized digital lessons.

Why the classroom needs a student-centred approach

As the new academic year approaches, teachers look ahead with a certain amount of excitement and trepidation. Students in higher education were born after 2006 or so, well after th...

Making Reading Fun: An ELA Lesson Plan

What enjoyable memories do you have of reading or being read to? What could schools do to make working with written texts more engaging?

Each Student Has a Different Door: What I Learned About Learning Styles from Andrew Cohen — and from My Own Students

After attending a summer workshop on learning strategies led by Professor Andrew Cohen, I returned to my Spanish classrooms at Northwestern University with a simple question: What...

When Teaching Becomes a Song - Tz Teachers Turning Classrooms Into Places Children Love

[Daily News] Kigoma -- FOR some children, school is no longer simply a place they are required to attend. It is a place where they can sing, perform, laugh, express themselves and...

Life skills education essential to youth

I am a staunch advocate not only for education, teaching and learning, but for the concept and practical application that education is continuously evolving, not to be restrained b...

Teach Writing With The New York Times: Our 2026-27 Curriculum

Our writing units are based on real-world features like narratives, opinion essays, podcasts, informational videos and more.

How Students Are Learning to Consider and Update Beliefs

Joanne Calder shares more methods that help students improve their thinking.

100 Words to Describe Teaching

Need the perfect word for teaching? This list of 100 vivid choices reveals subtle shades of meaning, and a few gems you may not expect.

Professional Development for Teachers: Resources That’ll Really Engage You

Effective professional development for teachers is easy to find and use, is engaging and interactive, and covers topics teachers are really interested in.

Teaching Tidbit of the Week: (Beyond Questions and Lectures) Eleven Other Tools for the Teaching Toolbox  

One facet of my efforts to promote excellent teaching and learning has been to support faculty who wish to expand their teaching techniques beyond simply asking Socratic-style ques...

What Makes Teaching “Culturally Responsive”?

Culturally responsive teaching isn't just inserting one or two "culturally relevant" activities into our lessons, Ferlazzo and Sypnieski say. It includes building relationships, de...

First Reading. Then Math. Is the 'Science of Writing' Next?

Integrating reading and writing can lead to better student outcomes in both areas, studies show.

Trainee Teachers Boost Young Readers’ Literacy While Learning to Teach, Study Finds

A Philippine literacy programme boosted children's reading skills while helping trainee teachers build real classroom confidence and competence. The post Trainee Teachers Boost You...

Executive Functioning Skills for Kids and How to Teach Them

Discover practical strategies and resources to build executive functioning skills for kids and boost student focus, organization, and independence in your classroom.

Lifelong learning and the art of visible continuous learning

John Dewey’s quote on learning: Why children learn best through meaningful experiences

John Dewey championed active and meaningful education, connecting classroom learning to real life experiences. His philosophy transformed teaching methods, moving away from rote me...