What Trump’s Dismantling of the Department of Education Means for Teachers
President Trump campaigned on the idea of dismantling the Department of Education (DOE). In February, he put out an executive […]
Help! I’m Sick of the Candy Culture at School
Dear We Are Teachers,I get that incentives can motivate students, but I’m so over the endless candy rewards system. It
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By Marni Baker-Stein, Chief Content Officer Today, I’m excited to share new partners, several career-focused Professional Certificates and Specializations, and
27 Clever Ideas for Teaching Measurement of All Kinds
Most of the math we do—counting, operations, measurements—answers the question “How much?” How much of each of these attributes: length,
Best New Books in August 2025 for Kids and Teens
It’s the start of a new school year, which means many of us are stocking our classroom library shelves. Lucky
Schrödinger’s Impoundment. Plus, Two New Podcasts And Fish Porn. – Eduwonk
Light posting—it’s summer, and I’ve been focused on logging miles on my bike. Why? In August, I’ll ride 192 miles
A Mandela Day Message for L&D Teams
Some leaders demand attention. Others command respect. But then there are a rare few like Nelson Mandela who inspire transformation
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Hargadon on AI, Albrecht on Libraries, & Upcoming Events
Here’s a roundup of recent Learning Revolution and Library 2.0 blog posts. Steve Hargadon on AI: Dr. Steve Albrecht on
28 Pre-Writing Activities for Preschoolers
Pre-writing activities for preschoolers can help set up our youngest learners to become proficient writers as they progress through school.
16 Must-Read Novels for Your Summer TBR Pile
Summer break is here, bringing teachers the much-needed relaxation and downtime they deserve. If you’re like me, getting lost in