“Are We Somewhere in The Nowhere?” When it comes to the budgetary planning process, principals frequently become lost, wandering in the direction of less than meaningful activities. Campus leaders find themselves diverted into an instructional “somewhere in the nowhere,” all the while attempting to align the budget with the school’s vision
What works best in teaching and learning? That is the core question John Hattie set out to answer some 40 years ago. Since then, there
Reflections on the Visible Learning Journey for Greenfield Exempted Schools, Ohio Educators are constantly looking for the right formula that helps their students learn and thrive
When students cross the school gate, they do not leave their culture, sense of belonging, or identities behind. Schools create societies, sometimes mirroring and sometimes
How do you know if your students are truly learning? In a world of packed classrooms, tight schedules, and curriculum demands, teacher noticing may seem
The connection between learning and assessment is becoming much closer than ever before as educators and multilingual learners assume more active roles in teaching and
Productive Struggle Helps Students Grow Their Learning Power The following is adapted from (Re)Building Students’ Learning Power: Teaching for Instructional Equity and Cognitive Justice by Zaretta