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New teachers tend to make the same critical mistake again and again when creating yoga sequences: emphasizing variety over consistency. That typically looks like teaching an entirely new sequence each [...]

TWO CHILDREN CARRYINO shopping bags left their home in Taliban-occupied Kabul. The older one wore a burka, the short-haired one wore pants--a sister and brother running errands, any observer would [...]

Wassim Nasr is a French journalist who has been monitoring jihadi groups for more than a decade for the French news outlet France24 in French, English, and Arabic. He has conducted multiple investigations and interviews in this regard. He is the author of État islamique, le fait accompli (2016). He has also been a contributor to CTC Sentinel. Twitter: @SimNasr, Editor's Note: Between April 29 and May 2, 2023, Wassim Nasr traveled to the Idlib Province of Syria on a reporting assignment for French public broadcaster France24. During his time [...]

It's natural to want to accomplish things in life during the same time period as our peers, but sometimes things take a bit longer. Phoebe Fox presents an inspiring message [...]

Hike the Alice Cooper song says, for kids, there may be 'no more pencils, no more books, no more teachers' dirty looks/ Out for summer, out til fall'--but this is [...]

'One of my favourite descriptions of teaching talks about the teacher as being like a lightning conductor. As an English teacher, you are conducting the relationship between teenagers, the text [...]

Byline: Joy Press ILLUSTRATION BY JORGE AR�VALO The Director WHISPERER Judith Weston advises filmmakers on how to coax great performances out of every actor Actors can be needy, fragile creatures-they [...]

AN INTERVIEW WITH TRANSLATOR CINTHIA FONT BY MARIANA RESTREPO — Mariana Restrepo , ASSOCIATE EDITOR WE ALL HAVE different reasons and motivations that fueled our search for “something else,” leading [...]

Anne Fennell's music education got off to a rocky start. 'I wanted to play the flute, but the band director at my elementary school told me no,' she recalls. 'She [...]

For the last eighteen years, my husband, Don Gallo, and I have hosted a YA book group for middle school and high school-teachers and librarians. We read only teen books. [...]

Features Annals of Education: The Access Trap [I.What happens when a legendary public high school abandons selective admissions?] Nathan Heller Rebecca Johnson, a teacher for more than twenty years, approached [...]

WILLA'S a very active kid. She's always said online learning is boring, she doesn't want to do it. This year, while it was still challenging, was better. The developmental shift [...]

After 33 years in the classroom, 13 in Dublin, Ireland and 20 in Prince William County Schools (PWCS), Tim Vaughan joined the PWCS CTE department as the CTE specialist. Upon [...]

As an improviser, performer, and teacher, Brooklyn-based K.J. Holmes draws on the intelligence of the body to explore unknown territories in being and making. Her practice is based in cultivating [...]

by Linda Harpine Gifted Resource Teacher Rockingham County Public Schools Harrisonburg, Virginia 2020 Winner of the Elementary STEM Council's Mary Margaret Scobey Award Virginia Children's Engineering Council Member The Elementary [...]

Thomas Coyne is the guy you want on your team when things go sideways. The former wildlands firefighter is now an outdoor wilderness instructor and certifier who's passionate about cultivating [...]

Byline: Adam Piore The pandemic has put an enormous amount of stress on families--and so will the return to in-person classes this year. To assess what this means for parents [...]

Byline: Adrian Carrasquillo Miguel Cardona started out as a public school teacher, was later named Principal of the Year in Connecticut, and eventually served as the state's education commissioner before [...]