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Teachers are surrounded by educational claims.
One workshop tells them that inquiry learning is the key to deeper understanding. Another insists explicit instruction is essential. One expert warns against quizzes because the...
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“Research shows this works.” But what research? Teachers often hear this claim without seeing the evidence behind it.
Education is especially vulnerable to cycles of trend...
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Student-centered learning is often associated with greater equity in the classroom. But does it actually reduce achievement gaps? A new study by Zhu et al. (2026)1 suggests the answer may be more co...
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At some point, a teacher may hear a student ask some version of this question:
Why do I need to know this?
It is often attached to content the student believes is obsolete or unnecessary. You mi...
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Last week, The Globe and Mail published an op-ed by Nidhi Sachdeva on what she describes as Ontario’s growing math emergency. The piece is shared here to extend the conversation beyond the limits of a newspaper column — not b...
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