This article on "Every Student, Every Day" is re-posted from Sid Haro's blog on Medium. I consider myself a deeply reflective person and educator....
It’s no secret that principals set the tone for an entire school community, driving the goals, culture, and practices of every staff member....
Honestly, when I first started out as a teacher in special education, I didn’t think I offered anything different to my students than...
Schools are not immune from the inequities and societal issues that plague our society at large. Brown v. Board of Education was a...
If you see something, say something. I started my teaching career in middle school with a resource room math class. I had never taught...
Travel to schools across the country, and you’ll see it’s clear that teachers are working hard and truly care about their students. Otherwise,...
For more than a year, I have been struck by the ongoing school discipline “wars.” Sometimes the fight seems as much a war...
Being a first-year teacher is rewarding, challenging, and filled with lessons that you plan for your students and that you learn from yourself. ...
Like many, I had challenges as a child. One of the biggest challenges I had to overcome came around the second grade when...
Classroom management issues lead many of the schools and districts that I work with to seek outside support, such as our approach here...
It’s almost the end of the school year! I work with so many coaches across the country, and as we wrap up this...
I recently walked into a classroom to hear a teacher tell a student across the room “Jason, you’re on step 6 on the...
In this blog series, we are interviewing members of the CT3 team about their background in education as well as the expertise that...
Given the amount of time teachers and students spend together over the course of a year, relationships between the educators and students will...
In this blog series, we are interviewing members of the CT3 team about their background in education as well as the expertise that...
Leading CT3 takes me to schools across the country. Many teachers tell me that despite having a degree or background in education, they...
Perhaps you’re a coach or school leader who has heard a teacher say, “But, they don’t know the language." Perhaps you are an...
In my office, to the right of my desk, is a bookshelf. The first four shelves are filled with books about topics that...
When I’m in classrooms, I see teachers spending a lot of time thinking about how students respond or react to their words and...
In this blog series, we are interviewing members of the CT3 team about their background in education as well as the expertise that...
Even if your school doesn’t share a zip code with Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, your school community may be dealing with...
Our blog series exposes teachers and administrators to examples of high-leverage strategies that support strong pedagogy in every classroom. Think Pair Share is...
It’s a new year! I work with so many coaches across the country, and this year I wanted to think through some goals...
Head coaches of our national professional and collegiate sports teams are responsible for bringing some of the best and brightest together in order...
We all want to feel cared for and valued by the significant people in our lives. As teachers, that means not only building...
In this blog series, we are interviewing members of the CT3 team about their background in education as well as the expertise that...
In our blog series about pedagogy, we’ve challenged teachers to put their lesson plans to the test! We recommended a six-point “checklist” of strategies that...
In this blog series, we are interviewing members of the CT3 team about their background in education as well as the expertise that...
In this blog series, we are interviewing members of the CT3 team about their background in education as well as the expertise that...
Do your lesson plans pass the test? In our first blog in this series, Pedagogy Surpasses Curriculum, we discuss that while a worthy tool,...