Teachers can help students end the year on a high note with activities that remind them how much they’ve learned in class.

These research-backed strategies can help teachers end the school year feeling energized and connected to their work.

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This school leverages lessons from their on-campus ropes course to help students realize their full potential as part of a community of learners—and beyond.

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To keep young students engaged up to the end of the year, you can try giving them choices in their learning—and make it fun.

Students stroll into the classroom on a sunny afternoon. They fall into their assigned seats, open their laptops, and lean in ...

Consistent large-group gatherings can help students learn how to build strong relationships with their peers and teachers.

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Frustrated by the narrow lens of traditional grading, this instructional coach and former English teacher redesigned his ...