TEACHERS' VOICE blog

Think about a time when you were learning something. Did you know where you were going in the...

Charlotte Danielson's Framework for Teaching is changing soon! Hear from Dr. Jim Furman, Executive...

We received so many great questions for our Advice for New Teachers webinar that we didn't have...

Lesson planning is as important to your teaching journey as a GPS is to any road trip. Early...

Unfinished learning is usually a result of disruption in learning, causing students – particularly...

The wait is almost over! Teach Like a Champion 3.0, the long-awaited update to Doug Lemov’s guide...

This may be stating the obvious, but being a new teacher isn't easy. Many new educators feel...

After a year of challenge, there is hope on the horizon. The vaccine is reaching communities in...

“I’m not looking forward to the BORING grammar lesson today,” moaned my intern teacher, Gina, “but...

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

Inserting a digital table (or drawing a few boxes) is an effective way to organize information in a...

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

"We're not preparing students to take a test or to earn a diploma. We're preparing them to be...

Have you ever read a book to your child so many times that you don’t even have to look at the...

Teacher clarity, or the idea of teachers creating clear learning intentions and success criteria...

In 1908, Dr.Carter G. Woodson, received his M.A. from the University of Chicago, and in 1912, he...

Teachers are heroes. Who could have imagined a year ago that educators would be called upon to...

By now, we all should have made the shift from crisis teaching to intentional distance learning or...

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While teachers are especially good...