Misinformation isn’t new, but the way it spreads has changed dramatically and the outcome of that spread can be scary. With a single...

The other morning, I was taking attendance when I heard some of my students talking about graduations they were attending for family...

As an educator, I want to help guide students to become well-informed adults for our future.  People need to be able to read a variety of...

“T……Tom…..live…..lived…in..a….big….city…..” I glance at my timer and see 26 seconds to go. “He….li….lived….with….his…br…brother…and…”...

As teachers, hardworking and dedicated to giving our students the best education possible, we are constantly searching for new ideas to...

By Rebecca Brinkman I have just finished my 16th year teaching third grade in the same classroom I have had for six years. I know the...

By Craig Shapiro, Author of Dream Big: Stories and Strategies for a Successful Classroom As an exercise lover, more specifically strength...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer confined to the realms of science fiction. It's a vibrant reality shaping our lives and...

By: Dr. Angela Dye Gloria Ladson-Billings, by the research and framing of culturally relevant teaching (CRT), offers educators a rigorous...

As I am so sure many women say, coming back to work after maternity leave, I was a different person. I was powering through on minimal...

By Elijah Carbajal “You can’t come to this class, because you know how to read, and I don’t. You can only come if you don’t know how to...

By Dr. Sarah Thomas Hi, EduMatch Fam! Today, I wanted to share something incredibly special with you. With the help of ChatGPT, I'm...

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,...

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...

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...

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

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...

By Carrie Baughcum I had just spent forty-five minutes on Zoom sharing, teaching, writing, and doodling all about sketchnoting. But...

Every once in a while, a show comes along that you can't stop watching. Sometimes it's the characters. Sometimes it's the plot. Sometimes...