Research into students' remote learning loss during the pandemic is yielding some surprising results. Studies are showing that losses varied widely — and many districts that went back in person had bigger losses than districts that stayed remote! … [Continue reading]
Retaining Teachers
Posted on December 27, 2022 Written by
Teacher shortages are increasingly a vital concern. Not only are fewer teachers entering the profession, but the number of veteran teachers calling it quits continues to rise each year.* In addition to other stresses, low pay can be a significant … [Continue reading]
Curiouser and Curiouser!
Posted on December 13, 2022 Written by
Classroom discussion is a cornerstone of effective instruction. But seventeen states have now enacted legislation that makes it harder and harder for teachers and administrators to determine what type of discussion is acceptable. For example, … [Continue reading]
Supporting Novice Teachers
Posted on November 29, 2022 Written by
After the first few weeks of school (the "anticipation phase"), novice teachers' confidence can wane quickly. Principal support at this stage is crucial! This article offers three ways you can help shore up novices' confidence and cultivate the … [Continue reading]