Cognitive science has reshaped how we think about learning. By grounding lesson design in cognitive theory, teachers can align classroom practices with how memory, attention, and motivation actually work.

In 2025, Teachers Pay Teachers is more competitive than ever — but also full of opportunity. From defining your niche to mastering TPT’s search algorithm, here’s how to set up a store that stands out, sells well, and grows steadily in a crowded marketplace.

From neuroscience to school leadership, these 10 carefully selected education books offer evidence-based insights for teachers and leaders looking to grow over summer.

As the metaverse reshapes how students engage with content and each other, teachers are stepping into hybrid roles—facilitators, digital architects, and co-learners. Here’s what you need to know.

Explicit instruction is evolving—from chalkboard clarity to tech-powered scaffolding. Here’s how to keep its structured power alive while making the most of today’s tools.

Traditional science classrooms are being reimagined as “learning studios” inspired by MIT’s TEAL model. These spaces promote inquiry, collaboration, and real-world problem solving—changing not just how we teach science, but how students experience it.

For ten months of the year, your identity is wrapped up in lesson plans, grading, and caring for others. But summer offers something rare: space to remember who you are beyond the classroom. In this piece, we explore how teachers can reclaim joy, reconnect with neglected hobbies, and rediscover the person behind the profession.

Curious how teachers around the world are thriving, not just surviving? From Japan’s lesson study to Finland’s trust, here are 3 practices worth borrowing.