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Explore ways to make classrooms more inclusive and gender-affirming. The post How to Create Gender-Affirming Classrooms appeared first on Teach.com.

Anxiety affects millions of children, including in the classroom. Learn how to help them cope and thrive at school. The post Teaching Strategies and Classroom Policies to Help Students With Anxiety Disorders appeared first on Teach.com.

Teachers of color provide many educational and personal benefits to students, but often struggle with burnout. Learn about how to support them. The post How to Support Teachers of Color appeared first on Teach.com.

Dyslexia is a hidden disability that can affect how children learn. The following resources can help offer support.  The post Resources to Support Students With Dyslexia appeared first on Teach.com.

Graphic novels can be a powerful learning opportunity to talk about difficult themes with children. This guide from Teach.com includes activities and book recommendations for parents and educators. The post A Guide to Using Graphic Novels to Teach Difficult Subjects appeared first on Teach.com.

There seems to be a podcast for everything and everyone. And a growing number of people are finding their audio niche: More than a quarter of Americans listen to podcasts weekly, according to The Infinite Dial 2021. The audience is more diverse than ever, spanning all age groups. As of August 2020, Ipsos reports that 1 in 4 children listen to podcasts — a 20% increase from six months prior. Educators are acting on these changes: TeachersPayTeachers.com reported a 650% increase in podcasting less

This guide can provide some helpful strategies for teaching children and students respect for different cultures. Explore activities that incorporate multicultural education. The post Teaching Students How to Respect Cultural Diversity appeared first on Teach.com.

Virtual internships may be the future of work. Navigate how to succeed in one and learn how to search for the right fit. The post How College Students Can Gain Work Experience Virtually appeared first on Teach.com.

Growing up in the South Side of Chicago, Keisha Rembert recalls what it was like attending a Catholic school, where students of her background were not well-represented. Her parents are migrants from the Jim Crow South, and people who looked like her were never talked about in positive ways at school. “I shut down and I didn’t engage because I wasn’t equipped to challenge the power dynamic in that classroom with the truth,” said Rembert, who grew up to become a U.S. history and English teacher i

While foreign language instruction has been around for decades as part of public school curriculums, it has predominantly been taught at the secondary school levels. The post More Elementary Schools Offering Foreign Languages appeared first on Teach.com.