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Restorative practices only work when adults lead by example first. If we want schools to be spaces where students feel safe, connected, and accountable, we must first build that same culture among the adults. 

The recent changes to Indiana’s 3rd grade retention law are prompting important conversations between schools and families.

Summer break is the perfect time for special education educators to recharge, but it's also a fantastic opportunity to explore new tools and strategies for the upcoming school year. One area that's rapidly evolving and offering immense potential for special education is Artificial Intelligence (AI). It can all feel very overwhelming especially with the constant evolution of new and improved technology. Below are some tips to guide you as you begin, or continue on your AI jour

To prepare students for this modern world, we must shift away from passive, "sit-and-get" instruction and focus on cultivating active learne

Are you adopting new High Quality Curricular Materials? Are you struggling to determine how to revamp your curriculum maps to align to these

By April Connelley Knowing the power of good “read” motivates educators and their continuous efforts to book match relentlessly. Teachers...

Language is a complex system of intricate connections between words and meanings. It is complex code used to communicate. Morphology is...

It is extremely important for Administrators, Teachers, Parents and especially Students to understand exactly what the SAT Assessment is...

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

The ability to read, write, understand, and use language properly to edit and correct passages are the important aspects of the Writing...

The ability to read for understanding, information, comprehension, and context are the important aspects of the Reading Test in the...

It is extremely important for Administrators, Teachers, Parents and especially Students to understand exactly what the SAT Assessment is...

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...

Back in 2011, Indiana Public Law 73-2011 altered state and local textbook adoption procedures. Under this law, Indiana no longer follows...

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...

Improving student achievement is one of the main goals of all teachers. Student achievement measures the academic content a student...

Rigor has been advancing in educational circuits, but many educators are still not familiar with the concept and how to support it within...

A lesson plan is a teacher’s guide for running a specific lesson. It includes the goal (what students are supposed to learn), the method...

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