This post is part of a series celebrating National Library Week. Learn more about NLW events, activities, and resources here. In the Information Age, conducting […]

It’s important to develop a love of learning in young students. Libraries can help pave the way, giving students places to explore, connect with their […]

This post is part of a series celebrating National Library Week. Learn more about NLW events, activities, and resources here. The idea behind multi-sensory learning […]

“Are you a good reader?” The question came up one day while chatting with colleagues. We had been reflecting on the power of high-effect size […]

Routines are an important way to establish norms, set expectations, and otherwise build positive relationships in the classroom environment (and the workplace). They help everyone […]

Empowering students to own their learning, allowing for student choice and voice, individualizing learning activities — all of these are important goals of specific learning […]

This week, TCEA’s own Dr. Bruce Ellis looks ahead to summer — what we can learn, how we can refresh, and he shares some tools […]

Helping students broaden their vocabulary skills is crucial for them to be better readers. Even proficient students that have 80% comprehension can miss details that […]

Looking for Twitter takeaways focused on Google Meet in the classroom? You have come to the right place. In a series of tweets, the amazing […]

“We’re doing something called Lotta Lara,” remarked an elementary teacher. I stared at her in puzzlement. “I don’t know what that is.” “Well, I know […]

Podcasts can be a great way to learn new things, be entertained, or get informed. Whether you’re relaxing, working, or running errands, you can listen […]

Looking for a quick way to introduce new topics or vocabulary? Wish you had a pre-reading assessment activity to gauge students’ prior knowledge? Or may […]