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As leaders during these difficult times, it can be hard to attract, hire, and retain great teachers. One way to do this is by creating a...

Many people think the two most important subjects on the SAT Assessment are English and Mathematics. That is NOT a true statement. The...

One of the top ten New Year resolutions each year is to get organized. I’d be lying if I said it wasn’t always on my list of things I’d...

As we end this school year, I am witnessing and experiencing the complexity of feelings among school staff. This school year that started...

Part One: Creating the Conditions, Effective Communication, and Aptitude Awareness Employability skills are a set of skills outside of...

Once in a great while, I hear someone say, “I Love Math!” or “I enjoyed my math classes,” and it gives me a warm, comforting feeling...

Last December I wrote about prioritizing our adult mental wellness during times of stress and uncertainty. I was hopeful at the time that...

Stress is a part of life and it can even be helpful! We perform better under some level of stress, it can motivate us to reach our goals...

My guess is if I ask teachers who have taught for more than one year, they can name a student they know who will come to class without...

Differentiation is a term that all teachers know. We read about it in books, hear about it in training, and see it on our evaluation...

In this post, we will answer the question, “Why does the United States use standardized testing?”

One of the main things that frustrate teachers is setting assignments which are ignored or done in a shoddy way. Many teachers would love...

Students learn better when they are interested. Engaging them in the teaching experience and making the class interesting is a way to...

Student engagement involves activities that can generate high-quality learning. If students are not engaged, they are not paying...

The first day of school is probably the most important time of the entire school year. New students, new lessons, new opportunities for...

We believe that building positive school culture and school climate largely depends on the quality of relationships.