The Importance of Consumables During Classroom and Distance LearningMay 12, 2020 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER Studies Weekly is uniquely suited to be your students’ passport to lifelong success because we’re…
Why Students Should Debate Controversial Topics in HistoryApr 27, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER In a world of fake news and polarized politics, your teachers have a responsibility to teach…
25 Fun End-of-Year Celebration Ideas for Remote LearningApr 26, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER What a year! No doubt after all the changes and adjustments you’ve had to make these…
Start Using Inquiry-Based Learning in Four Easy StepsApril 14, 2021 • Studies Weekly Students learn at a deeper level when they ask lots of questions, according to John Nabors, Studies…
5 Tips for Effective Digital Learning for Elementary TeachersMar 30, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER When schools closed in March 2020 due to COVID-19, Danny Hulshult, a curriculum coach at…
Finding and Sharing Diverse Voices in Children’s BooksMarch 2, 2021 • Studies Weekly Finding and Sharing Diverse Voices in Children’s Books The National Center for Education Statistics estimates that by…
Helping Students Develop Their Identity Through Children’s LiteratureMar 2, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER How can educators help students develop their sense of identity? How do we help kids explore…
How to Keep Teachers HappyFeb 23, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER Are your teachers happy? That is a tough question to answer lately. But part of an administrator’s job is…
Promoting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Through StorytellingFeb 22, 2021 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER “The Spirit of Ubuntu — that profound African sense that we are human only through the humanity…
Are You Kicking Off 2021 with a Bang or with Teacher Burnout?Jan 26, 2021 • Noelle Carter NEWSLETTER Now that we have all breathed a huge sigh of relief that…