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By Becky Lim The latest book in our #AmpGlobalEdu series is launching and focuses on authentically implementing educational technology...

I recently came across a resume in which the applicant indicated that they were "Very well versed within technology." For me personally,...

The last few years in education have seen a dramatic shift in so many different areas— from hiring practices to instructional approaches...

In the summer of 2014, my school had a book study on Teach Like a Pirate by Dave Burgess. After reading the book I could only think, I do...

Our colleagues in education are our best assets to learn. Whether it's a teacher down the hall, in your school, district, or within your...

Anyone who has ever known me well enough knows that I love to write. As a teenager, I wrote songs. They weren’t very good, but I found...

I grew up in a small town in Missouri and most of the teachers knew my parents through their work at the local university, church...

I began my first year of teaching filled with an intense optimism for my incoming students. The highlight of my year would be to meet and...

My grandmother’s house, in which she lived for over fifty years, is full of ivy. The kind of ivy that crawls up toward the roof with an...

September is upon us! If you haven't started school yet, it's sure to be right around the corner. Even though this is year 33+ for me, I...

Most students will spend more time in the classroom with their teachers than at home throughout the school year. With that knowledge in...

By: Matt Rhoads, Ed.D. Over the last few years, we have had to teach within online, blended, and fully in-person classroom settings....

For educators, as summer starts to wind down, we likely experience a lot of emotions. Excitement for the start of the new school year....

I told my 5th-grade students that I was leaving teaching to become an author. I didn’t believe myself for a minute, but I needed...

At the end of every year (and school year!), there is often a lot of discourse about the difficulties and challenges of the past year. We...

Educators are our greatest source of knowledge and expertise to help us learn. Across the world, educators are doing amazing strategies...

I think many individuals look at test scores to determine and "judge" whether or not a school is doing a good job. This practice has...

So often we look to others for stories to connect and confirm our being. But what if we just looked inwardly? How can we weave the...

A Classroom Companion In 2021, Grayson McKinney and Zach Rondot released a book for educators called The Expert Effect, dedicated to...

Who is Ekuwah Mends Moses, the author? I am a Black woman who was raised in a bicultural family. My creative work is rooted in preserving...