We’re deep into a new school year and odds are, parent-teacher conference notifications are starting to pop up. But these annual or biannual meetings are more just than a check-in — they’re ...

Every educator has been the new kid on the block, and I can assure you, we’ve all spilled the metaphorical and literal paint. While your day or week may not perfectly mirror the lesson plan you so ...

When COVID struck, schools and teachers had to pivot quickly, adapting to lockdowns and online classes on the fly. Naturally, there were a lot of stumbles. Teachers are only human, and trying to ...

During her first year of teaching, Allison Bacon cried until November. The amount of things that teachers juggle every day overwhelmed her. “You’re not thinking about anything else. You’re thinking ...

Nearly a decade ago, I composed this list of “best practices” for The Jesuit Post to help new teachers when they went into the classroom. I wrote with an eye to high school teaching; but as I re-read ...

Most districts have yet to provide professional development around the use of artificial intelligence, largely because the technology is evolving so quickly. It’s hard to keep up, and most leaders don ...

Teachers’ actions impact their students’ behavior. That’s why many teachers often look for practical strategies they can implement in their classrooms to help students be productive and stay connected ...

What if you could save hours of planning, deliver personalized feedback effortlessly, and spark creativity in your classroom—all with the help of one tool? Enter Google Gemini AI, an innovative ...

It’s college application season, which is notoriously hectic for both high school seniors and their teachers. While it’s the students who juggle college applications, teachers have a big role to play, ...