A new school year is upon us, and teachers across the country are returning to their classrooms recharged, bursting with ideas and brimming with optimism. What’s at the top of their to-do lists?

Join us for an engaging roundtable of how to combine these insights to inform robust and effective instructional programming to promote equity and help students succeed. Our seasoned educator ...

To get the complete picture, we must look at—and act on—multiple valid, reliable sources of data. Our solution is a combination of strong data-driven instruction and social-emotional learning (SEL) to ...

“Data-driven” instruction makes sense only if the data that’s driving it makes sense. And much of the data used to guide reading instruction doesn’t. Throughout the school year, classrooms across the ...

Beaumont ISD is a district of more than 18,000 students, with 80 percent of our students qualifying for free and reduced lunch. Our diverse student population has a high mobility rate based on family ...

Students at Eastway Middle School in Charlotte, NC, use graphing calculators to send data to their teacher as part of a Texas Instruments algebra-readiness program known as MathForward. The impending ...

As a new teacher, Shelby Womack was teaching a lesson about simplifying fractions to his fifth grade class when he grew concerned about answers from students that didn’t make sense. Although they had ...

HUNSTVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — Teachers often rely on experience and instinct to guide their lesson plans, but some classrooms are starting to integrate technology. While one test can’t determine a student ...

Before technology transformed K–12 education, IT professionals and teachers mostly stayed in their own lanes: IT staff kept systems humming behind the scenes, while educators handled the classroom.

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Lafayette's Alicia Sanchez Elementary is one of the Boulder Valley School District's success stories. In 2018, the school received a turnaround rating from ...

Our Fall Semester is less than a week ahead. This is one of the busiest times of the year, at least for reference librarian types. There is always a sort of slumber that I get used to during the ...