Why Well-Being Means “First Things First”
In the wake of 2020, many of us took a tumble down Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, often back to the most basic survival levels. The problem with being at the…
5 Steps to Integrating Media Literacy into Social Studies
Teaching media literacy in social studies helps students become responsible citizens who can make informed decisions. Media literacy is the ability to identify types of digital content, understand the messages…
How Can School Administrators Prevent Cyberbullying?
Today, technology surrounds children everywhere. However, with the incredible blessings of the digital era — such as instant access to countless learning resources — comes a big problem: cyberbullying. School…
Critical Race Theory
Critical Race Theory (CRT) has become a difficult political topic, leaving many educators wondering how to approach the subject with parents, teachers, and students. Knowing the history behind CRT and…
How Educators Can Reverse the Effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences
Too often, children struggle to meet academic standards because traumatic events impair their ability to learn and excel in school. As an educator, you can help these children succeed by…
Research-Based Tips for School Leader Well-Being
Personal well-being is fundamental for creating a healthy life full of happiness and satisfaction. In fact, well-being is so important the United Nations made promoting stronger health and well-being one…
American Indian vs Native American: Which Should You Use?
American Indian vs Native American: Which Should You Use? There is much debate and strong feelings within our nation that are connected to how to identify various groups. At…
Changing Science Education to Meet the Sustainable Development Goals
Science education can prepare students to not only face the world’s future challenges but also find solutions. Unfortunately, many science teachers fail to show students how to apply science to…
The Importance of Teaching Courage in the Classroom
The Importance of Teaching Courage in the Classroom Children do better in school when they dare to take risks. While courage doesn’t come naturally for some children, your teachers can…
Improving Students’ Critical Thinking with the 5E Model
One of the best instructional strategies for developing students’ critical thinking skills is the 5E model. This active learning approach teaches students how to dig deeper into any given topic…