This post is by Brooke O’Neill, Director of Curriculum & Instruction at David Douglas School District (@daviddouglas_sd). Today’s post is the practitioner perspective on Monday’s post: Three ...

NevadaTeach master teachers presented at a professional development event on April 28, 2023, organized by the UTeach Institute to share with faculty from other education programs how to incorporate ...

This week we are hearing from the Multnomah County Partnership for Education Research (MCPER). This post is by MCPER Co-Directors Nicole Ralston, Assistant Professor at the University of Portland ...

Equity is a widely-used term in education today. However, talking about equity is not the same as taking action to create more equitable learning environments that benefit today’s students. For equity ...

Sign up for Chalkbeat Philadelphia’s free newsletter to keep up with the city’s public school system. The Pennsylvania Department of Education’s recent decision ...

As a Latina educator teaching high school English to Black students, I have long been at the intersection of my own and my students’ cultural identities. A year ago, when our school was looking for ...

A common misconception of culturally responsive teaching is that this is a feel-good approach. But in fact, one of CRT’s most significant pillars is the promotion of academic achievement that results ...

The author of an upcoming teaching guide has advice both from and for educators. Bigstock As we recently celebrated the landmark case of Brown vs. Board of education, it is important to reflect upon ...

Historically black colleges have had some success merging developmental education reforms with culturally sensitive teaching practices, which a new report said should cause community colleges and four ...

A critical topic for schools and communities–and most importantly, our students–is how teachers nurture ALL students, create a sense of belonging, and keep educational standards high. Only then can ...