When adults remove books from classrooms and library shelves, they often frame the decision as protection. But students understand that when a story disappears, a message appears in its place. And that message is loud.

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The question we should be asking isn’t, “Did we win?” but rather, “Who did our student-athletes become?”

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A recent survey by Karen Gross and Emma Preite highlighted the need for stronger, more intentional connections between parents and teachers in order to build trust and respect.

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If we care about genuine learning in an AI age, we have to design for it. Here’s how to start.

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The conversation around trauma-informed pedagogy can be expanded by exploring how educators can actively build brain circuitry.

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Districts that prioritize school safety achieve improvements in areas such as enrolment, attendance, graduation rates, district ratings, and student academic outcomes.

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School counsellors are often viewed as support staff, rather than stakeholders, despite their expertise. Kristina Renn makes the case for why school counsellors deserve to be in the rooms where students’ futures are shaped.

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Retirement brings something many people rarely have—time to travel. Looking for some ideas for your next vacation? Check out these travel guides.

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Curiosity, critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and human judgement are the skills our educators must preserve and nurture alongside AI use.

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Research suggests that students who are being metacognitive will make an additional eight months’ progress each and every year, above and beyond those who aren’t.

Here are some ways to develop students’ metacognitive skills.

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Creativity in the classroom isn’t something students either have or don’t. It’s something teachers build, or accidentally train out.

Kindergarten teacher Jessica Migueis shares 8 practical strategies for making it work at any grade level.

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Here are 6 ways teachers can support a strong transition back to the classroom.

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Incorporating play into the first weeks of school can help students ease into routines while building the social, emotional, and academic skills they need to thrive.

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