This Adorable Teacher Wants To Know How Well You Can Read Kids’ “Creative” Spelling
Decoding young children's spelling is definitely a skill!
Sarah Morris
Sarah Ruth Morris, Ph.D., is an educational researcher at Rice University. Sarah studies educational policy issues and collaborates closely with a local Texas school district, helping them create research more relevant to their needs. She is a former middle school math teacher.
This Rural Wisconsin High School Improved Student Discipline by Making This Important Shift
Research proves these practices show significant promise for students.
Research Shows LGBTQ+ Students Feel Safer When Schools Do These Two Things
Because everyone deserves to feel safe at school.
This Kindergarten Teacher Counted Every Question She Was Asked in a Day …
No wonder we're so tired!
Graphic Design for Gamers? Social Psychology 101? Why Classes That Appeal to Gen Alpha Could Improve Academic Outcomes
Here's what the new research says.
We Are Here for Jimmy Fallon’s Viral Song About Teachers
We don't disagree, Jimmy!
Is Wikiracing the Best Secondary Brain Break?
It's zero-prep, quick, and so much fun!
This English Teacher Is All of Us Filling Out Incident Reports
If you're going to ask us to fill out an official report, you'd better be ready for us to bring our A game.
New Research Shows the Right Teacher Can Make a Big Difference in High School Math
Students were generally committed to their learning but often felt ignored or silenced by their teachers.
This Teacher Is Sharing Her Top 4 Productivity Hacks, and They’re Brilliant
Get more work done in your planning time (and take less work home!).
This Substitute Is Sharing the Hilarious Things Her Students Say to Her
Never ask your students how old they think you are. Rookie mistake.
Can Online Games and Tools Really Teach Kids How To Read?
Teachers are still the experts on blending innovative tools with traditional, evidence-based teaching practices.
This Teacher’s Policy Cuts Down on So Many Missing and Late Assignments
Could an automatic 48-hour grace period for all assignments be the key to eliminating missing and late assignments?
You’ll Never Hear “Can I Go to the Bathroom?” Again With This Simple Light System
This light system is just what you need to keep classroom disruptions to a minimum.
Grades:
Elementary School
Teachers: Let This Be Your Inspiration To Use Glue Sponges (and Never Look Back)
"These glue sponges are the easiest, least messy, and fastest way I've ever glued with my students."
New Research Says Principal Experience Does Not Boost School Performance
Despite our expectations, more years on the job don't always improve school performance.
