TEACHERS' VOICE blog

What if you could engage reluctant readers by asking them to play a video game? On this episode of...

In this episode, you'll hear from two educators who attended the United States Holocaust Memorial...

Teaching the Holocaust is a required part of the curriculum in many states. But how do you teach...

Given that budget cutting is contentious in less challenging times, deciding what to cut at this...

While every day may feel like Groundhog Day in home quarantine, as the weather heats up we are...

Early in my teaching career, I had a conversation with a student that will always haunt me. I was...

Plagiarism is an enormous problem in higher education and it often begins when students are in high...

Historians often say the best way to understand the present is through the study of the past. At ...

Editor's Note: This is the first of seven blogs from our friends at the Right Question Institue ...

There’s always such a positive energy at the start of the school year. As teachers, we know where...

Walk into any classroom and observe the language arts instruction that's taking place. What do you...

In New York City, a team of folks are gathering promising practices from all over town and...

Editor's Note: We've asked Special Education teacher Brett Bigham to look at videos in Tch's...

Columbus Day is around the corner, and while many schools and municipalities have changed the name...

The power to read is one of the most precious gifts any teacher can bestow upon his or her...

At the start of the school year, teachers around the country are busy setting up their classrooms....

Editor's Note: We've asked Special Education teacher Brett Bigham to look at videos in Tch's...

This blog post is a hypothesis. I haven’t tried this in my classroom. I don’t know for sure that it...

As a special education teacher, I know many students have trouble analyzing text and recalling...

It's that time again — time to start setting goals for the new school year and preparing your...