Every so often, something comes along that changes teaching for everyone, no matter how willing. At this very moment, and it looks very likely to be true for years ahead, it is the role of artificial intelligence in our classrooms. Read this blog to see a teacher's perspective on AI in the classroom.

Maximize Summer learning: 3 best practices for designing a literacy-focused Summer school program to help close gaps and prepare students for the next year.

Engagement is not about a gimmick or a one-time thing. It is about sustaining attention. Motivation demands more than just an energizer or quick, fun activity. Here are three things you can do this summer to boost student engagement at any grade level with any kind of curriculum.

Teachers, administrators, and support staff are most effective when they understand and develop their own personal social-emotional capacities before addressing those of their students. That’s why social-emotional learning starts with adults.

School-wide strategies to support intervention programs involve the entire school campus and are consistent across grade levels. Read this article to take-away practical and easily applicable strategies that your whole school can use to help close the learning gaps that our students have sustained over the last few years.

Today's teachers know that civic education has taken a backseat for decades due to the increasing demands on instructional time, which has had enormous consequences. How do teachers ensure students have access to quality civic education? Here are four practices for building civic engagement, found embedded within iCivics Readers, that you can use in your classroom right now.