Leadership
Call for Submissions: Jr. High and High School Artwork Needed!
Do you know a high schooler who would love to have his or her artwork featured in a new book? We are looking for 10 original illustrations by jr. high or high schoolers (6th through 12th grade), to be included in a forthcoming book, Stories of Caring School Leadership by Mark
Visible Learning
The Gift of Beginning
Weeks of 16-hour days, endless re-arranging of furniture, and final decisions about bathroom passes and rules for pencil sharpening—all were about to pay off. I was
Teaching Students to Teach Themselves
A central key message in the Visible Learning research is the importance of developing students who can be their own teachers. Professor Hattie has stated,
Inspired and Passionate Teaching, Part 3: Q & A with Theresa Abordonato
Theresa Abordonato is a 6th grade teacher at Ka’imiloa Elementary School. Theresa graduated from Eastern Oregon University with a Bachelor of Science degree in
Teaching Methods
Transformative Educators are Warm Demanders
Roberto’s fifth-grade year was life-changing. Entering the year, he was a likable, bright, energetic boy with some attention issues and a history of being the
Student Submission: Musky Rat Kangaroos in Crater Lakes National Park
Note from our President, Mike Soules: To the Corwin Connect Community - I know this entry is a little different from most of our articles focused
How Do We Help Students Fight Fake News?
Halloween may be behind us, but this fall season has been filled with horrifying stories about information pollution. Perhaps the most dramatic: Conspiracy theorist Alex
