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Games and puzzles are a favorite part of math class for many students and teachers. But how can we create game-playing experiences that are mathematically meaningful as well as engaging and collaborative? In the second edition of Well-Played, Grades K-2,…
By Gregg Vignal on Alamy By Cameron Paterson. Cultivating Cultures of Thinking in Australian Schools is an essential read for teachers, school leaders, and education professionals who want to create learning environments that prepare students for the complexities of the…
by Mary Jo Fresch, author of The Phonics Handbook: A Comprehensive Guide for Reading Teachers The lesson goes well, your students are working together and showing a gradual understanding of a new phonics concept you recently taught. But how well…
By Dr. Marlee S. Bunch and Brittany R. Collins Using AI to support culturally responsive teaching and social-emotional learning across subjects and grade levels may seem counter-intuitive, given both the inherent biases in AI output and the inherently human nature of…
By Andrius Kasparas What inspired you to write "Transforming PR"? The idea for Transforming PR grew naturally from my more than 25 years of experience working both inside and alongside organizations. Over time, I began to see how dramatically our profession was…
Visible learning has proven to be a game-changer in education, creating positive impacts that span classrooms and beyond. From boosting student confidence and motivation to helping teachers refine their craft and empowering school leaders with data-driven insights, its impact is…
Happy Open Access Week! At Taylor & Francis, Open Access represents far more than a publishing model—it embodies our fundamental mission to foster human progress through knowledge. For over two centuries, we have been committed to connecting researchers, validating discoveries,…
The editor of Being Black and British: Before, During and After Drama School discusses representation, canonical reform, and creating opportunities for the next generation of Black British performers. Dermot Daly is a senior lecturer at Leeds Conservatoire and Leeds Beckett,…
Happy Open Access Week! Open Access (OA) has emerged as one of the most transformative movements in academic publishing and scholarly communication. As we navigate an increasingly interconnected world where knowledge sharing is paramount, the traditional subscription-based model of academic…
By Nick Gibb. When Michael Gove was appointed as Shadow Education Secretary by David Cameron in July 2007, I had already been Shadow Schools Minister for two years. I’d spent those years trying to understand why our school system had…
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