How To Write a Bibliography (Three Styles, Plus Examples)
Give credit where credit is due.
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What Higher Ed Gets Wrong About AI Chatbots — From the Student Perspective
As a doctoral student at the University of California at Los Angeles, I was among those who got a recent campus-wide email with an urgent directive: …
To Recruit Black Teachers, We Need Black Leaders (Opinion)
A math teacher explains why Black leaders play a significant role in recruiting and retaining Black educators in this letter to the editor.
20+ Famous Astronauts Your Students Should Know
Out of this world!
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Are My Students “Cheating” by Reading Graphic Novel Adaptations of Classics?
This author’s adaptations (plus so many resources!) can actually enhance your curriculum.
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Swim Lessons Save Lives. Should Schools Provide Them?
A push is on in some states to make swim lessons part of the school curriculum.
The Case for Choosing a Physical Book Over a Digital Reader
Physical books encourage a deeper reading of a text than digital devices do, some experts argue.
Principals, Here Are 4 Ways to Show Your Appreciation for Teachers
A sincere thank you and a day off to catch up on grading are among the ideas readers shared.
Districts Try New Approach to Contracts: Tying Payments to Student Learning
The shift in contracting aims to broaden vendors’ focus from providing services to showing results.
How to Become a Self-Aware School Leader (Opinion)
Those in leadership positions sometimes default to “this is how I do things” thinking, but that disposition can be harmful.