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New Teaching Guide Blends Wit, Wisdom, and Practical Advice
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New Teaching Guide Blends Wit, Wisdom, and Practical Advice

Sarah Miller's The Teacher's Year, a weekly guide offering practical advice, wit, and wisdom for educators at all experience levels.

Teagan Whitfield · 02/11/2026
California Teacher Uses AI to Enhance Social Studies Lessons
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California Teacher Uses AI to Enhance Social Studies Lessons

A California teacher uses AI to enhance social studies lessons, improving curriculum alignment and student engagement.

Teagan Whitfield · 02/11/2026
New Book Offers Fresh Literary Analysis Teaching Strategies
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New Book Offers Fresh Literary Analysis Teaching Strategies

Fresh literary analysis teaching strategies from Kate Roberts' new book, The Heart of Fiction, to enhance student understanding.

Teagan Whitfield · 30/10/2026
Education Turns to Productive Struggle for Deeper Learning
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Education Turns to Productive Struggle for Deeper Learning

Productive struggle in education promotes deep, sustainable learning through challenging tasks that push students beyond their current proficiency levels, foste

Teagan Whitfield · 27/10/2026
Teachers Help Students Use Feedback Effectively
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Teachers Help Students Use Feedback Effectively

Help students use feedback effectively to become better learners with wise feedback strategies.

Teagan Whitfield · 26/10/2026
Teacher Helps Students Create Better Podcasts
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Teacher Helps Students Create Better Podcasts

An 8th grade teacher guides students in creating better podcasts by defining the audience and improving production quality.

Teagan Whitfield · 25/10/2026
Teachers Shift to Collaborative Professional Learning
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Teachers Shift to Collaborative Professional Learning

Teachers are embracing collaborative professional learning, moving from individual development to shared growth and improved classroom outcomes.

Teagan Whitfield · 22/10/2026
Small schools cater to boys and neurodiverse students fleeing traditional
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Small schools cater to boys and neurodiverse students fleeing traditional

Microschools serve neurodiverse students and boys seeking alternatives to traditional public schools, with enrollment surging to 1-2 million since the pandemic.

Teagan Whitfield · 20/10/2026
Most students lack civics and history knowledge
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Most students lack civics and history knowledge

Most students lack essential civics and history knowledge, a recent Nation's Report Card shows.

Teagan Whitfield · 19/10/2026
Charter Schools Show Promising Academic Results
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Charter Schools Show Promising Academic Results

Charter schools may show promising academic results with alternative approaches to learning and antiracism efforts, one of which is eliminating homework.

Teagan Whitfield · 07/10/2026