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Innovative ideas - projects, processes, curricula, and more - that are transforming how we teach and learn.

A seventh-grade student reads a book in the library stacks at Sutton Middle School.

It’s Not Too Late to Read That Entire Book With Your Students

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Students Won’t Always Remember What They’ve Learned. Here's How to Help.

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How the First Letter of Your Last Name Can Affect Your Grades in College

illustration of a young Black girl shown from behind, sitting at a desk writing on paper

Tried and True — and Quick — Methods for Formative Assessment

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13 Poems By Living Poets to Teach in English Class Right Now

A group of high school students gathered around a classroom table holding plastic bottles. Small containers of food color are arranged on the table.

Why Poetry Is Making a Comeback in Schools

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Answering the Age-Old Math Question, 'When Will I Use This in Real Life?'

Illustration of a woman in a pink shirt with brown hair sitting in front of a laptop. Her thumbs and fingers are touching on each hand in a meditative pose. A steaming coffee cup, pencil holder with pencils, and stack of books sit on her desk. Above her float a closk, gears, an email alert, and text alerts.

Tips for Reclaiming Your Time as a First-Year Teacher

A teacher sits cross legged on a carpet in a circle with three young students. She holds and points to a printout of a black and white photo. Similar printouts are on the rug in the center of the circle. Another circle of students sit in the background.

Humanizing History by Teaching with Primary Sources

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