Contributed by Desiree Bartlett Corwin has some excellent resources for those interested in STEM education, but we definitely need much, much more! We hope that this blog will generate more ideas and more interest in STEM, STEM offerings, and authors interested in delivering content on the issues
I recently received a book proposal on how best to incorporate social-emotional learning (SEL) into student report cards. Oh, how excited I was to see something like this being proposed! And oh…I then thought…how many teachers will be dismayed by having more to teach and
Novelist James Baldwin once wrote that people are trapped in history and history is trapped in them. Several weeks ago, during the annual AERA conference in Philadelphia, esteemed scholar Charles Payne chaired a symposium entitled 60th since Brown…50th since the Civil Rights Act. As I listened
As Publisher for Corwin Literacy, I come into contact with many thought leaders in my travels, particularly with those in the literacy world. The question that has been and still appears to be on everyone’s mind is this: What’s going to happen with the Common
With over 30 years in book publishing, people often ask me how they can get their latest manuscript published. The subjects range from making healthy school lunches or their new mystery about dog detectives. “How do I get published?” is not an easy question to
“Instructional leadership is about ensuring the quality of the evidence that’s being used.” – Rick Stiggins To learn more about how local school leaders and staff can accomplish meaningful transformations in their schools’ assessments, refer to Rick's book, Revolutionize Assessment (Corwin, 2014). Chapter 6 details the