There is an implicit disconnect in expecting educators who are not engaged in developing their own social-emotional learning (SEL) skills to be able to develop those skills in their students. This problem launched our exploration into what has now become The Daily SEL Leader. As we set
Do you have a lurking suspicion that you are working harder than your students? Do you pore through Pinterest and TeachersPayTeachers, looking for a magic lesson that will engage your kids? Well, stop. There’s a simple fix I’ll get to in a sec. First, let’s be clear
If someone had told me twenty years ago that someday I would be working with some of the nation’s top mathematics education gurus to start a new brand of Mathematics PD Resources; that I would get to help to shape their work and words in
The summer may be drawing to a close, but you still have some time to catch up on new ideas or refresh yourself on the things you can do to start the new school year smoothly. Here are some great resources to help you: Supporting New
I cracked open the book and gulped. Reading your own personal writing in front of your students is hard. Why? We work with students everyday. We ask them to share their work, to be brave about making mistakes, to persevere, to keep trying. And yet here