A simple discussion activity can help students develop and defend their opinions—and break the ice with their peers. 🧊

Boost students' literacy skills with the science of reading! 📗 🧪 Here's how one high school teacher does it: edut.to/3JKyS4j

AI tools can save you time and brain power—but trying them out takes both. ⏰ 🧠 So we did the testing for you! Here are 6 tools you may not have heard of yet, plus advice from educators on how to use them: edut.to/4aodBsk

Movement makes students motivated in math! (Say that 5x fast. 😉) Kathy Kansky shares activities to get middle school students out of their seats and working together: edut.to/3UMdYa3

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What can nature journaling do for students?
😌 Reduce stress
🧠 Build cognitive and processing skills
🌵 Connect them to the world outdoors
Check out the research: edut.to/4bkVkwP vía edutopia

The end of the year is a perfect time for students to celebrate the growth they’ve made and set goals for the future. 🎉 Here are some activities to make it happen: edut.to/4akuFiJ

When teachers have a wide range of needs and skill levels, how do you deliver professional development that’s helpful for all of them? Try these tactics to make AI-related PD more personalized and engaging. ⭐ edut.to/3V1tPmL

Setting up your lesson so it’s clear what you want your students to learn—and how every activity relates—benefits you *and* your students. 🙌

For the next time a parent makes an unreasonable request, teacher crystal frommert suggests responses to give you the confidence to stand firm—while maintaining empathy and professionalism. ⭐ edut.to/44LI9D5

If students learn to use AI creatively, they'll 'grow up knowing that chatbots can help them in more powerful ways than simply cheating or writing an essay for them,' Holly Clark - The AI Infused Classroom says. Here's a guide to showing them how: edut.to/44iAkEH

Educators are using AI tools to boost engagement and save time—and they’re sharing their successes on Edutopia.org. 🏆 Check out all of our resources: edut.to/3UmBXgZ

Our popular videos break down effective classroom practices in literally one minute. Watch one to dip your toes in, or take a deep dive with the entire series. 🤿 🌊 edut.to/3PTNAJY

Research proves what teachers know: Procrastination is all too common in middle and high school. When your students are scrambling to complete work at the end of the year, these tactics can help them succeed. 🤝 edut.to/3VTm432

Imagine a preschool class full of confident, independent learners—the leaders of tomorrow! 🚀

Here's how to pave the path to autonomy for your preschoolers:

The research is in: Nature journaling has wide-reaching academic and psychological benefits, regardless of students’ age. Check out how you can get your students to nature journal, too. 🌺🖊️ edut.to/4bkVkwP

Why teach students to think harder about the mistakes they make? They’ll be able to reflect and self-diagnose issues as they tackle challenges in the future. 🧠 🩺 edut.to/3vM5yah

Our popular video series pairs research with strategies from real schools. 📹 🤩 Watch to discover techniques that integrate social, emotional, and cognitive skills in the classroom—to help *every* student thrive: edut.to/3TJH4qg