Leadership
Holding America in the Cradle of Justice: Visioning for the Future
Our hearts ache. In this moment, we are mostly sad, most of the time. We know that change is painful. We are going through pain, yet that pain will help us get to the other side. On that other side of pain, we must lead with courage. Racism begins at home, where it is taught and learned. We
Visible Learning
Building Assessment-Capable VISIBLE LEARNERS in Mathematics
The story behind the 1,400 meta-analyses, the over 80,000 studies included in those analyses, and the 300 million students represented in the Visible Learning research
Which VISIBLE LEARNING Book is Right for You?
It’s been 9 years since Professor John Hattie’s Visible Learning was first published and his research took the education world by storm. Since then, there
An Administrator’s Reflections on the Annual VISIBLE LEARNING Conference
The Annual Visible Learning Conference was held July 9 and July 10 in Chicago, IL. When I got there, an employee at the hotel asked
Teaching Methods
#CorwinTalks: Three Strategies to Ensure Your Lesson Plans Are Grounded in Equity
Ground Lesson Plans in Equity and Acceleration to Address Unfinished Learning By Sonya Murray and Gwendolyn Y. Turner As educators gather the shattered pieces from a broken,
Selecting a Rich Algebra Task: Six Questions to Ask
As teachers we want to use rich tasks to support our students in acquiring conceptual understanding that leads to stronger procedural fluency. Sometimes when we
Ensuring All Learners are Ready for the Right Level of Challenge: Front-End Scaffolds
In an earlier Corwin Connect post, we took on the challenge of providing just-right supports for learners to provide the access and opportunity to the
