Inspired Ideas

By Fiona Vernal, Director of EPOCH and Associate Professor, University of Connecticut

Celebrating Financial Literacy Month

Learning Science 101: Worked Examples

By Dr. Jan Hasbrouck, Author and Educational Consultant

Today’s rigorous standards challenge schools to prepare all students for the demands of 21st century college and careers. But some student…

On March 26, we celebrate the second annual International Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Day, established by The Urban Assembly and…

#SELdayChat on March 25, 2021 at 8 p.m. EST

To many students, science is seen as a difficult or daunting subject to learn. It requires a degree of abstract and logical thinking…

Steps to Protect Your Student’s Data from Cyberattacks

Sixty Seconds of Actionable, Science-Based Advice

By Peter Levine, Professor and Associate Dean in Tufts University’s Jonathan Tisch College of Civic Life

How Music Teachers Have Made It Work

We’ve gathered four tips for using phenomena to engage your students in science

Let Us Know for a Chance to Win a Free Trial of McGraw Hill Rise!

Key Takeaways from Dr. Catlin Tucker’s Session “Creating Clarity for Online Teaching & Learning”

By Meena Srinivasan, Executive Director of Transformative Educational Leadership

By Julia Revord and Sonja Lyubomirsky

Out-of-this-World Resources to Share with your Class!

Celebrating Take Your Family to School Week 2021

By Errica Dotson-Hooper, Manager of the Teaching and Learning Center, HCDE

How to Support Your Students as They Prepare for High-Stakes Assessments