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Why Climate Change Education Belongs in Every Curriculum
With climate change finally receiving the attention that it deserves, the conversation around steps to preserve the health of our planet shouldn’t stop with ... -
Differentiated Math Centers Chosen for Iowa Math Scale-Up Program
For the third year in a row, a hand2mind product has been included in an Iowa legislature-backed program that’s proven to increase Iowan students’ ... -
How Can We Fix Chronic Absenteeism in America’s Schools?
Recent studies have shown that 1 in 7 American students miss up to a month of school. Amounting to almost 8 million students, the ... -
Why Are Schools the Only Place Learning Matters?
When we think of learning, we tend to think of a school building, replete with classrooms, students, and a teacher. We never consider the ... -
Journaling Activities to Build Your Students Writing, Reading Comprehension, and Critical Thinking Skills
Journaling is one of K-12 teachers favorite go-to activities. Why? Because journaling cannot only make students better writers, but it can also expand their ... -
Trust and Safety: A Critical Part of Class Success
When students come to school, there is no way to know the stressors, neglect, abuse, or problems they have faced before they arrive. For ... -
Creating a Generation of Independent Thinkers
An author and former educator explains how teachers can change the way students think about math by giving them the time to reason and ... -
Savvy skills for managing cheating epidemics
Cheating on assignments and exams seems like a rite of passage of students. They plagiarize text, purchase pre-made essays, and create personal versions of ... -
10 scaffolding strategies to help all students reach their goals
Scaffolding strategies help get the job done. Imagine being asked to scale a twenty-foot wall. Your only directions are to get to the top. ... -
What Your Child Should be Learning in 11th Grade
It’s almost time for your teenager to head off to college. In their final years of high school, there’s still much learning to be ...
