Maps show students everything from the layout of a room to the setting for a book to how a storm moves. Students need…
The Albanese Government has passed legislation through the House of Representatives to increase funding for public schools, lifting the Commonwealth’s share of funding…
Originally published in TEACH Magazine, September/October 2024 Issue By Lynn Ouellette In today’s world, students are faced with an overwhelming amount of pressure,…
There are so many misconceptions, myths, and half-truths surrounding my Native people. Below you’ll find a compelling collection of Native American facts I…
Grammarly recently launched Grammarly Authorship, a new feature designed to track the provenance of writing and guard against unauthorized AI use or more…
As AI shakes up education in school classrooms, leaders are increasingly on the lookout for quality professional development that will upskill them in…
As educators, we often fall into a trap that we know what’s best for our students. As a result, we often give them…
Although education policy has not been at the top of the political agenda in the run-up to the presidential election, the two candidates…
English teachers are often limited to the same rotation of tasks. Grading papers. Demonstrating punctuation usage. Reading aloud. It’s very rare to have…
Do you know about Kwanzaa? If not, you’re missing out on this beautiful holiday that highlights reflection, unity, and joyful gatherings. Kwanzaa offers…
The following is a modified excerpt from Carl Hooker’s new book, Learning Evolution: New Era of AI in the Classroom. (Image credit: Carl…
Australian teachers have been given access to a range of free, evidence-based resources to help them manage their classrooms. The ‘Engaged Classrooms’ resources,…
I LOVE Christmas. At this exact moment, I’m sitting next to my Christmas tree listening to “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.” My house…
As Japan’s immigrant population reaches record highs in response to demand for workers as the country’s indigenous population ages, volunteers in the Western…
Whether you’re an English teacher, reading specialist, or just a grammar nerd, we get you. Much of the We Are Teachers staff are…
Alphabet books have so many classroom uses. They introduce letter symbols, sounds, and keywords. They can also build vocabulary and knowledge on a…
We’ve all heard about the shift kids are supposed to make from “learning to read” to “reading to learn.” But how can that…
In this edition of The Educator TV, we sat down with Liam Bassett, Director of Digital Learning at Westbourne Grammar School. Bassett discussed…
As a secondary educator, a great service you can do for your students is to get them career ready. Part of that is…