Create a community of mathematics learners. Learn strategies that engage students by honoring their prior experiences, community and individuality. Download this white paper to learn more.

The Beaufort County Board of Education voted to name Matthew Cheeseman as superintendent of the Beaufort County Schools. He has led Perquimans County’s schools for the past three years. Matthew Cheeseman apparently is leaving Perquimans County after three years to become the new superintendent of schools in Beaufort County. On Thursday, the Beaufort County Board […]

When struggling readers get equitable access to grade-level content and are able to work independently, it gives them the confidence to become successful learners. Read more to learn about the seven ways audiobooks benefit students who struggle with reading.

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In a country teetering on the brink of civil war, two young people are cloistered in a premature intimacy by the unrest roiling their city. As the violence escalates, Nadia and Saeed decide that they must leave their old lives behind. Request a complimentary review copy.

We hear a lot about the achievement gap, but people don’t usually talk about the access gap. If they do, they mean access to high-quality schools. But schools aren’t the only thing that students need access to in order to reach their goals. Access to enrichment matters, too.

Teachers are less enthused about their jobs than are local politicians or active-duty military personnel, according to the 2018 EdChoice Schooling in America Survey. The results were bracing. The survey found the profession disillusioned with parents and school boards. And teachers were unlikely to recommend teaching as a profession.

An increasing number of educators use elements of the design-thinking process—empathize, define, ideate, prototype and test—to find solutions to and think analytically about problems around them. Michael Cohen, printmaking and design expert turned educator, says district leaders can use design thinking to address systemic educational issues such as high dropout rates and poor student engagement.