TEACHERS' VOICE blog

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

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

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

"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...

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While teachers are especially...

"You have to remember that as an educator, you have the responsibility to build a community of...

On April 22nd, the world will celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. The theme for Earth...

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

I am the type of person who likes to read the end of books… especially mysteries. I love to know...

What if there were an easy way for any teacher to boost their students' statistical literacy,...

Brett Bigham supports teachers in differentiating their instruction. In this blog, he unpacks a...

I’ve always had students who could not wait to find out what classroom job they would be picked...

Fire. Water. Earth. Space. Crazy patterns. Subtle colors. Trust me, my classroom themes have run...

Ever wanted to know what project-based learning looks like in a school that connects classroom...

In January of 2008, I began student teaching in the Washington, D.C. public schools. It was a...