Removing needless red tape and ideology in the teaching profession will help schools retain good teachers—and ensure students ...

As the coronavirus spreads across the United States, teachers are put in the hard spot of educating students about prevention without scaring them.

Why do teachers do most of the talking in the classroom when students should be part of the dialogue? Here are some practical strategies to change that dynamic.

There are moments during our time at school when teacher-student conflicts become a common occurrence. This can often arise due to differences in communication styles, expectations, or behaviour ...

Where are students going to speak and listen about their feelings regarding the shooting, according to the teachers in this piece?

Judy Cohen shares advice to prepare you for spring parent-teacher conferences.

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Thanks to social media, we’ve moved from a vague sense that teachers sometimes talk about their students in an unflattering light to a having very concrete idea of what they’re saying.

According to a study published in Urban Education, white teachers often speak in racially coded ways, influenced by stereotypes, when talking about or dealing with Black students.

In the world of personalized learning, it’s no longer good enough to preach to students about how to solve problems, nor should teachers rely on complicated tech tools for instruction. Rather, it ...

This study aimed to explore pre-service elementary teachers' (PSTs') conceptions of effective teacher talk in mathematics instruction, which were interpreted primarily based on the concept of ...

Several teachers whom I spoke with or who responded to my questionnaire mentioned policies stating that students cannot get lower than a 50 percent on any assignment, even if the work was never ...