Sometimes it’s a challenge to inspire middle school students to answer questions. Especially in math class. After lunch. A few…

Of course, no one wants to get an answer wrong. However, when a student comes up with a response that…

No one likes a bully—or so it’s been said. Over the years, bullying has been a major concern for everyone….

Project-based learning: it’s an important trend in education that offers teachers and students a great opportunity for enriching the mathematics…

“Does anyone have any questions?” Silence fills the room. The teacher waits the customary three seconds and then moves on…

It’s May. Students are restless, longing for long, lazy summer days. You are exhausted, yearning for a much-deserved respite as…

Bullying and cyber bullying usually involve 3 distinct personas—bullies, victims, and bystanders. The bully and victim roles are usually obvious…

Thinking frameworks help teachers analyze the various levels of student thinking that are present in lessons, tasks, and assessments. Knowing…

This is the final article in a series exploring how to approach close reading. If you’d like, go back and…

What do your students have in common with Michael Jordan and Thomas Edison? How can these two heroes provide inspiration…