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This story provides a wonderful opportunity for middle schoolers to explore the idea of utopia while creating an original response book of their own investigation.

Teachers can alleviate the first day of school jitters and make all students feel welcome with a creative back to school bulletin board display.

Help motivate high school students by teaching them how to do a research project. Here are some tips to help you along.

Properly planned and facilitated food projects as a part of overall curriculum goals and objectives bring cultural and social history perspectives to greater heights.

There are five important things for teachers to consider when creating a new website or revising an old one.

Elementary children develop fine motor skills using homemade playdough, and all K-12 students enjoy creative hands-on projects using salt dough and paper mache.

The best teacher New Years resolution seems to be confronting the built up clutter in many classrooms since the start of the school year and the resolve to do better.

An interesting venture, for a multi-aged group of students in a homeschool or creative classroom, in which a marketplace or mini-mall is designed, planned and created.

Students who would like an education that is independent and nontraditional may find a gem in Evergreen.

Students can create a mission statement to explain why they are creating the project and who will benefit from the results.

Quick tips on teaching students how to create PowerPoint presentations and adapting them to your lesson plans.

Primary teachers set up the classroom, display student work, create visuals, design interactive parent activities, and put together volunteer projects for Parent Night.

National Geographic photos paired with careful historical research create a top-notch children's photo-essay that highlights the Native American experience in 1621.

Mastery of teaching with technology tools, along with the use of web-based resources for teaching and learning content is a focal point for preparing students today.

The first day of school is a unique opportunity to connect with your high school students in a memorable way. Here are some tips to engage students from the first moment

An assessment rubric simplifies grading and leads students toward academic success. Use the model persuasive writing rubric as a grading guide.

Whether pursuing another degree program, leading a foreign trip, teaching summer adjunct courses, or working a part-time job, teachers have many available opportunities.

The traditional classroom format puts teacher goals before student interests. However, in a child-centered classroom, students take an active role in their learning.

Web 2.0 has grown in recent years as a series of web technologies that allow for greater collaboration and interaction among users in a more global environment.

An Ohio public garden at Ashland High School is open to the community. Oriental gardens are blended with attracting wildlife and a memorial garden dedicated to students.

Located in the city of Agra, 204 km south of New Dehli in the state of Uttar Pradesh the Taj Mahal is consistently voted as one of the seven wonders of the new world.

A dozen activities are presented for using an online education technology tool to engage students in classroom activities to develop a better understanding of concepts.

Assume for a moment that you had the ability to plan, develop and execute a program that promotes differentiated learning in your school. What would you design?

Designers used their previous design work as inspiration to create a companion piece this week. In the work room, Irina felt Althea copied her look. Who was eliminated?