I can get really excited about a good sketch note… particularly one drawn by someone else. Dr. Hayley Lewis is…
Teachers perform many, many different tasks each day. They lecture, facilitate discussions, grade quizzes, monitor hallways, fill out forms, counsel…
Testing and assessment are critical to monitoring and understanding student progress. However, what is equally essential is how educators use…
In a recent Harvard Business Review, the article “Ask This Question at Your Next Meeting” caught my attention. The author…
To me, SEL and formative instructional practices are ways of being in a classroom, moving beyond the practice of “doing…
While we think of school and learning in a linear progression, educators (and students) know firsthand how very many steps…
Teacher mental health is in crisis as rising stress, lack of resources, and increasing demands impact educator wellbeing and school…
Curriculum is an important factor in educating our youth in school. As such, having educators who understand our ever-evolving global…
Explicitly or implicitly, educators, students, and families have used social emotional learning strategies and skills to transform their relationships during…
Last month in edCircuit, I wrote about the sustainable value of competency-based education – how this academic model successfully serves…