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Here’s What Students Do Better Than Teachers

Getting students to ‘think about their future’ turns into a lecture about bills and ‘life’; we project our insecurities and failures on them.

‘Not knowing’ is clumsy, precise label for the starting point of learning. Teaching is, at least in part, establishing the need to know.

Which are the best books to promote social justice and activism? Which can encourage students to change their world?

Spending uninterrupted time learning is important to student success, but so is taking screen breaks. Enter the 20-20-20 rule.

From critical thinking and collaboration to adaptability, influence, and imagination, here are 7 skills students will always need.

Project-based learning teachers are there to guide students toward answers to their questions—not to answer the question themselves.

By engaging your students with works of art, you can help them see the world while teaching them to value diverse perspectives.

At first, the poem comes off as self-critical–a child lacking confidence and worrying about their place. But then, read it backwards…