3 Ways to Help Close the Achievement Gap with Problem-Solving Skills

There couldn’t be a more meaningful time to recognize the work of Lori Wenzinger (center), recipient of the Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Teaching Award of Excellence.

“My least favorite thing about school is world history.

Find out how to teach sequencing and processing skills to help close the achievement gap for socioeconomically disadvantaged students

Start off the school year with classroom organization strategies that improve learning.

Using discussion boards can be an excellent way to engage students with important  middle and high school social studies content.

Rapid advances in brain-based imaging teach us that students need meaning in order to recall information, according to Differentiation and the Brain by David A.

The trend toward personalized learning in education has called into question our culture’s extensive use of the concept of “average” to assess individual performance.