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MiddleWeb
01.07.2025
Anne Jolly describes the well-rounded middle school student– ready for success in high school and beyond– and how STEM (and all) teachers can help them prepare.
29.06.2025
Overwhelmed? Matt Renwick uses what he calls productive presence, "a system for organizing all my responsibilities so that I can focus on one thing at a time."
27.06.2025
Matthew Kay provides actionable insights on how to structure discussions, promote critical thinking, and create a safe classroom to encourage thoughtful debate.
25.06.2025
Jennifer Sniadecki shows how reading aloud provides students with opportunities to experience success through thinking alongside their teachers and peers.
23.06.2025
Patty McGee and Tim Donohue share fun, effective techniques to help more students evolve into grammar rock stars. Welcome to the FANBOYS conjunction fan club!
20.06.2025
Invest in Your Best is full of practical insights leaders can use to improve the retention of their most effective teachers and the performance of their school.
16.06.2025
By focusing more on student anxiety and the need for safety teachers can help kids experience the self regulation they need for learning, says Gravity Goldberg.
13.06.2025
"Step Aside" is full of ideas for secondary teachers to support and encourage students to become involved, engaged, and in control of their reading and writing.
11.06.2025
Teaching coach Jennifer Throndsen shares proven low-prep, easy to implement, research-based strategies teachers can use to scaffold learning for all students.
09.06.2025
Math students will be eager to show their work when teachers shift away from memorizing steps and embrace reasoning, discussion and exploration says Mona Iehl.
06.06.2025
In "Grammar Inquiries" Sean Ruday’s approach to grammar instruction prioritizes inquiry-based learning and asset-based practices to foster deeper understanding.
04.06.2025
To help students understand how they can vary sentence to sentence transitions to show cause and effect, contrast, and more, Tan Huynh uses a TABBS structure.
02.06.2025
ELA teacher Jason DeHart explores the need to offer multiple avenues for students to read mentor texts, write every day, get teacher feedback, and collaborate.
30.05.2025
Administrators or G/T coordinators can include Creating Equity as one part of a larger body of resources to support the implementation of problem-based learning
28.05.2025
Affirming neurodiversity involves deeply reshaping educational practices and school culture to consistently acknowledge and respect our neurological differences.
27.05.2025
It’s not too late to counter summer slide. Now’s the time to provide students with engaging summer reading and learning options with books and online resources.
26.05.2025
Practice at choosing the best words for prompts, refining those prompts, and evaluating and adjusting responses can help students make AI a creative partner.
23.05.2025
Jody Passanisi shares strategies for parents of middle graders, from brain science to social, academic, technological and ethical issues.
21.05.2025
Anne Jolly looks at how generative Artificial Intelligence works, what students can do with it, what to be cautious about, and how AI is shaping their futures.
18.05.2025
Teaching coach Barbara Blackburn explores a traditional but very effective way to scaffold and support learning: graphic organizers. She shares seven examples.
16.05.2025
Dave Edwards offers educators and administrators keys to creating more inclusive and supportive environments for students who identify as gender-expansive.
13.05.2025
Patty McGee shows how sticky note anchor charts can transform grammar from a set of abstract rules into a practical toolkit that students actually want to use.
12.05.2025
If you teach students from immigrant families, EL teacher Dina Strasser is offering her list of “what can I do?” actions to prepare your school to support them.
09.05.2025
Alex Shevrin Venet guides educators on how they can become effective, equity-centered, trauma-informed changemakers to provide healing and justice at school.
08.05.2025
When we shape teaching practice around wholeness, we intentionally deepen the presence of social-emotional learning in our classrooms, writes Sabrina Winkleman.
05.05.2025
To give students more detailed feedback on a writing assignment than she could provide herself, Katie Durkin experimented with AI. She's happy with the results.
02.05.2025
Sarah Pennington recommends Scientific Principles of Teaching to educators in pk-12 and higher education due to its reader-friendly and well-researched content.
29.04.2025
Teaching dystopian literature offers students a meaningful way to engage with literature while developing critical thinking and analytical skills. Kasey Short
28.04.2025
Whether it's end of class or end of the year, middle school kids benefit from opportunities to recognize their learning and carry it forward to what comes next.
25.04.2025
Scaffolding for Success offers a comprehensive teaching framework to design lessons that combine rigor and support and enhance student engagement and learning.
22.04.2025
Michelle Russell shares brief filler activities that are easy to access, require little prep and increase students’ math fluency, logic skills, or number sense.
21.04.2025
Williamson and Blackburn offer strategies to school leaders to help them provide certainty and stability to faculty and community in times of great uncertainty.
17.04.2025
Any educator looking to adopt problem-based learning will find Stanley’s Inquiry Learning in the Gifted Classroom to be a thorough explanation and useful guide.
16.04.2025
Just like Top Gun Maverick had to trust his jet’s tech while employing his instincts and training, teachers today are learning how to fly with AI as a co-pilot.
14.04.2025
Mona Iehl shares the strategies she uses to engage students in learning math, going beyond procedures and worksheets to explore, discuss, and even have fun.
11.04.2025
Mechanically Inclined is more than a book on grammar, usage, and style; it is a well-written, funny, smart glimpse into the classroom of a master teacher.
09.04.2025
Karin Hess explains how group processing, positive interdependence, simultaneous engagement and individual accountability can assure successful group work.
07.04.2025
What does School of Rock remind us about teaching? Simple. We can motivate kids to learn when we give them a chance to pursue their own interests and talents.
04.04.2025
Starr Sackstein guides educators as they consider their next career steps, offering tips and insights that can open up the world or brighten a current role.
02.04.2025
Instead of letting students just chill as class ends, Sharon Ratliff suggests several quick and fun brain-boosting strategies that help reinforce your lesson.