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By Kate Roberts and Maggie Beattie Roberts, authors of Unboxing the Curriculum It's year two of the adoption. Maybe year three. The curriculum was chosen carefully - committees, vendor demos, alignment to standards, a board presentation with slides. The PD…
By Lizzie Hetzer, author of Rethink and Revise Changes to K-2 reading instruction are helping educators rethink how they support young readers and build stronger literacy foundations. If you’re navigating the changing landscape of reading instruction, you’ve probably already made…
For students, educators and researchers, choosing the right US History textbooks can feel overwhelming. With so many options available, the key is finding books that are academically credible, up to date, and engaging enough to support both teaching and independent…
Math games and puzzles aren’t just for elementary school--they’re a great way of engaging middle school learners in mathematically meaningful and collaborative experiences. In the second edition of Well-Played, Grades 6-8, authorsLinda Dacey, Karen Gartland, and Jayne Bamford Lynch introduce…
For new teachers, summer is often a balancing act between taking a well-deserved break and preparing for the school year ahead. And while new teachers enter the classroom with enthusiasm and fresh ideas for teaching, there’s no denying that they’ll…
By Orly Miller I have been reading Storms in Her Head alongside a reread of Jane Eyre, the way you sometimes read two things at once intuitively and only later understand why they belong together. Storms in Her Head is…
What You Need to Know Now for the Future of Finance The Future of Global Commerce The global money ecosystem is entering an unprecedented era of transformation. From AI-powered banking and embedded finance to shifting crypto policies and tokenized assets,…
By Barbara R. Blackburn Productive struggle is a hot topic, whether we’re discussing if students should use AI to avoid struggle, or analyzing professional athletes who share the value of struggle. The real question is: what is productive struggle and…
Have you ever noticed how certain stories, characters, or symbols feel familiar, no matter where they come from? This is essentially the idea behind Jungian archetypes; they’re universal patterns that influence how we think, feel, and relate to the world.…
What makes a life worth living? How do you know if anything is real? Can we ever fully grasp what consciousness is? These are questions that have captivated humans for ages. And in 2026, as we face ethical dilemmas posed…
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