Education

Social justice education continues to be at the forefront of K-12 news nationwide. While there are people who believe that social justice in the classroom is an optional practice, we know that treating social justice in the classroom as…
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  Dear WeAreTeachers,We have a monthly after-school faculty meeting that usually runs about an hour. After our last faculty meeting, my principal stopped me on my way out and asked if I could keep my purse and coat in my…
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Sharing great books that get students excited to read more is definitely one of the best things about being a teacher. For one thing, it’s a fun and easy way to build an engaging, positive classroom culture. And reading aloud to…
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January 27, 1945, is an important day in Holocaust history. On that day, Russian soldiers discovered Auschwitz, freeing the remaining prisoners who had not been forced on death marches by the SS. Sixty years later in 2005,…
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Our country has had many presidents, all with their own trials and contributions. Some of them stand out more than others, and our nation’s 16th leader is one of them. It’s been more than 150 years since Lincoln held office, but…
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Looking for ways to help kids embrace their mistakes and keep working toward success? Growth mindset activities could be the answer. This concept may not be a miracle cure for all students. But many educators find it helpful in…
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by Drew Perkins, Director of TeachThought PD I miss teaching. Not so much the rigors of bells, short breaks, endless supervision duty, multiple preps, rushed lunches, and the paperwork. But I miss the actual moments in my classes…
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For some, Presidents’ Day is associated with closed banks, interest-free financing on furniture, and excellent lease terms for well-qualified car buyers. But for teachers, it’s a great opportunity to kick those American history lesson…
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January 27, 1945, is an important day in Holocaust history. On that day, Russian soldiers discovered Auschwitz, freeing the remaining prisoners who had not been forced on death marches by the SS. Sixty years later in 2005,…
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It’s almost February 14, which means this is the perfect time to gather up some corny Valentine’s Day jokes! We’ve put together this list that is perfect for sharing with students in the classroom. As always, we do encourage you to read…
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