Black History Month, which takes place each February, recognizes the struggles, triumphs, and contributions of African Americans in the United States.

Every student is unique in who they are, where they come from, and how they learn. While we applaud quick learners and fast adapters, it’s crucial to identify students in need of additional support as soon as possible.

Foster a community experience in your classroom with interactive read alouds.

Learn about executive functioning and tips to help students from Michelle Paster, M.A., and former special educator teacher. For a deeper dive into the topic, watch the full episode of Literacy Matters with Cheryl Lundy Swift.

As classrooms have been returning to in-person instruction, how can teachers readjust to the new norm given the setbacks caused by the pandemic?