Informational text accounts for the majority of all reading in middle and high school. As students grow up, they spend less time in school reading fiction and more time reading...

Teaching nonfiction can feel challenging, but it doesn’t have to be. Using current events provides an engaging and relevant way to teach essential nonfiction standards, making the process enjoyable and...

As students navigate the challenges of middle and high school, one subject often feels less relevant than others: history.

Thanksgiving offers a unique opportunity for teachers to explore history, culture, and economics, creating lessons that resonate with students of all ages.- Fine-tune instruction - Identify learning gaps - Celebrate...

In today’s world, critical thinking is one of the most important skills we can help students develop. It allows them to navigate information, form well-rounded opinions, and communicate effectively. One...

Formative assessments are an invaluable tool for monitoring student growth in real time. As schools face increasing demands to track student progress, formative assessment strategies provide educators with the data...