This guide provides Socratic Seminar discussion questions and a brief synopsis for every chapter of Crow by Barbara Wright.  This… more

Students use today’s headlines and research ways to create a healthier school.  In this mini-project, students examine these four areas… more

Mission:  Students will read several news articles about how governors are restricting travel to their states from Coronavirus hot spots. … more

Effective questioning is one of the simplest ways to raise the rigor in your classroom, challenging students to think critically… more

Effective questioning is one of the simplest ways to raise the rigor in your classroom, challenging students to think critically… more

Born out of the Let Them Speak! Project, these reflective prompts for teachers and school leaders act as great discussion… more

Testing is often viewed through the lens of success or defeat when in truth, it is about improvement. Everyone wants… more

Student voice is more than taking a survey in class. Thriving students emerge based on positive intentional relationships that are… more

Based on psychological and neuroscientific research, this framework provides simple tips for creating a classroom environment that activates and fosters… more

This guide provides Socratic Seminar discussion questions and a brief synopsis for every chapter of Animal Farm by George Orwell, a… more

This guide provides Socratic Seminar discussion questions and a brief synopsis for every chapter of Out of the Dust by Karen… more

This guide provides Socratic Seminar discussion questions and a brief synopsis for every chapter of Red Scarf Girl –A Memoir of… more

This guide provides Socratic Seminar discussion questions and a brief synopsis for every chapter of Roll of Thunder, Hear My… more

Based on the upcoming released book, Let Them Speak! How Student Voice Can Transform Your School, a free resource of… more

This is an executive summary of the book, Game On: Using Digital Games to Transform Teaching, Learning, and Assessment. The text,… more

Is the FUN missing in your assessments? Tests may not provoke joy in your students, but these strategies can make… more

Everyone knows the story of the Big Bad Wolf and how he went to each of the Three Pigs houses… more

This is why improvisation works in the classroom: To be an improviser (and this is true of improvisers who perform… more

Here’s a topographic encounter that is physical, observable and dimensional. Hands-on-to-the-max, it allows your students to really grasp the major… more

In the picture book Rosie Revere, Engineer, Rosie overcomes a fear of failure to create a helicopter (first propelled by… more