Posting visual references to reinforce structure, routines, and expectations helps establish classroom culture and start the year strong.

When schools teach financial literacy, they help students develop lifelong money management skills—and families benefit too.

Using topics students care deeply about in an AP Statistics course can leverage their natural interest to encourage them to develop new skills and content knowledge.

When students study their region’s scariest urban legends, they learn about oral history—and how to look for kernels of truth from the past.

By giving students a safe way to explore using AI chatbots in the classroom, teachers can help them sharpen their digital literacy and critical thinking skills.

Bringing nature into every subject is not only beneficial to student wellness and learning, it can make curriculum more relatable and engaging.

Transforming a mundane task like roll call into a chance to connect and share a moment with students makes the start of class more joyful.

A 2024 study revealed that AI tools like ChatGPT could boost test scores—but ultimately undermined students’ learning and retention.

Assistant editor Daniel Leonard shows how teachers are using Canva’s AI image generator to create fun writing prompts and engaging history-oriented images.

By regularly including theater games in the classroom, teachers give students an opportunity to build community, practice social skills, and gain a deeper understanding of academic content.

Unlocking the power of arts integration for elementary math—from Warhol’s pop art arrays to Van Gogh’s shapes to Kahlo’s symmetry—leads to engaging, creative activities.

Taking action for LA and caring for ourselves and others.

In this quick warm-up that sharpens critical thinking, students wrestle with moral and ethical questions—while also gaining communication and writing skills.