English Language Arts and English Language Learners
Tim Plaehn found two AI-written papers in a stack of forty-five. Instead of running a detector, he emailed the whole class and offered a way back — and 22 students …
The internet was the first honesty crisis in education. AI is the second — and philosopher Christian Miller says it runs on both sides of the desk. What counts as …
Two women were named a 2026 National Principal of the Year, and when you ask them how they did it, they both use the same word: love. Amanda Jamerson on …
Free BBC classroom resources you can use tomorrow — ad-free videos, leveled reading articles, Bluey SEL lessons, a Walking with Dinosaurs field trip, and a daily news bite for media …
The moment you put a grade on something, it stops being formative. Assessment author Starr Sackstein explains what formative assessment really means and gives you classroom-ready strategies for the start, …
You gave the directions. You were clear. You wrote them on the board. Half the class still did it wrong. Dr. Jeff Bogaczyk explains the curse of knowledge — the …
Rethinking how we are approaching AI detection and if we should at all. Here are my thoughts as the nonsense heightens and my own son asked me to rerecord something …
Leadership in education isn’t a title — it’s seeing a gap and building the bridge. A 16-year-old coder, a college-readiness expert, and the first Latina NASSP president show how to …
Moviemaking in the classroom isn’t an end-of-year reward — it’s a day-one strategy. Jessica Pack, 2014 California Teacher of the Year, shares her first-two-weeks plan, Adobe Express generative-AI projects, and …
Jean-Claude Brizard, President and CEO of Digital Promise, on teachers and AI: “Be crew, not passengers.” From Rikers Island to global nonprofit leadership, he makes the case that technology won’t …
