With COVID-19 spreading around the world, it’s important to do what we can to keep each other safe and healthy. But it is also important to stay hopeful and keep moving forward. Even though schools … more

When most people consider the middle and junior high school years, they often think of one word: awkward. Luckily, research from Dr. Geoffrey Borman and his colleagues at the University of Wisconsin … more

This blog post summarizes and compiles the tools and strategies developed by Dr. Wendy Thompson shared on an episode of Podclassed titled: Game-Changing Resources for Special Education. Dr. Thompson’ … more

Teaching students in special education classrooms can be a complex task with so many varying needs and challenges. Here are a few quick tips from Special Education expert Laura Axtell, M.Ed., from … more

In a recent webcast, education specialist Laura Axtell, M.Ed. Special Education, discussed the challenges and needs of reading instruction in special education settings. She outlined what research … more

By Chloe Rhea Beauford Writing is an excellent place for students to apply and transfer what they have learned in Reading Horizons Discovery® and Reading Horizons Elevate® reading curriculum. Here … more

"When parents are heavily engaged or connected to the school and their students’ work in school, we see an increase in attendance, behavior, and course performance."

—Dr. Nikole Hollins-Sims, … more

Have you ever wished you could know what your students are thinking? How they wanted to be taught? What they want to get out of your class? In a recent episode of Podclassed titled “Creating … more