An interview with Kiera Gray where we dive into the often tumultuous relationship between teens and their parents, but with a bit of a twist.
Learn how to teach difficult history topics through primary sources. Explore how to engage students with real historical documents, encourage critical thinking, and address complex issues like slavery and the Civil War, while fostering open discussion about historical figures and events.
In this article, The Art of Inclusion in the Classroom, we explore the history and evolution of inclusion classrooms, where students of all abilities learn together in a meaningful way. From the historical exclusion of students with disabilities to the modern practices of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, we delve into the progress and challenges educators face in creating successful, neurodiverse classrooms. The article offers practical strategies for teachers, such as implementing the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework and fostering equity, to ensure all students thrive in an inclusive setting. Learn how to make inclusion classrooms work and create a supportive learning environment for every child.