For all the joy of in-person instruction, teachers also have concerns. Learn about the worries of today’s educators as they return to the classroom.
The Hamilton Effect: Lesson Plans to Make History Fun and Cool
Although the Hamilton Effect is starting to fade, teachers can still use creative lesson plans to make history fun and engaging.
The Role of Summer School in Preparing for In-Person Instruction
Ahead of the fall 2021 school year, educators are discussing the role of summer school. Here’s how it will look different this year, and why that’s a good thing.
Tips for Navigating Teacher Burnout Ahead of the 2021-22 School Year
While your students get ready for summer, you may be feeling fatigued. Use the next few months to recover from teacher burnout.
Lessons from the Pandemic: 10 Ways To Remotely Engage Young Students
It’s not easy keeping young kids excited about learning through screens. Here are 10 tips to remotely engage young students.
PE Remote Learning: How Teachers Kept Kids Moving During the Pandemic
Physical education teachers embraced online learning with unique PE remote lesson plans. Here’s what worked and what they learned.