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Explore how educators are using proven practices to make a real difference for students in the April issue of EL. hubs.li/Q03dGJZM0

Let’s not always chase the shiny new thing! Matthew R. Kay reminds teachers to have patience and stick with a new strategy before deciding it doesn’t work. hubs.li/Q03dHThL0

Elementary students often struggle with abstract figurative language. This no-prep "stretch" strategy helps them play with words and transform "huh?" moments into confident poetic expression. hubs.li/Q03gD_gk0

No single magic solution here—just a caring school community where students and teachers thrive. hubs.li/Q03dHDzw0

The best school schedules aren't created by adding more—they're built by orchestrating what exists more effectively. Here are 5 strategies for smarter scheduling: hubs.li/Q03gNV_20

What do great nurses and teachers have in common? Salome Thomas-EL, Ed.D's hospital experience reminded him that the most powerful learning happens when students know someone believes in them. hubs.li/Q03dLDP30

What if classrooms weren’t isolated silos? A study by Richard Ingersoll and team shows how collaborative teaching teams are redefining the traditional model. hubs.li/Q03dHb1-0

Play is more than fun—it's literacy in action! The magic of fort-building and imaginative storytelling shapes early reading development in powerful ways. @PamAllyn hubs.li/Q03dH7C50

Let’s put "greatness on the spot." Our profession needs more moments to celebrate what's working—and the educators making it happen. Victoria Thompson, M.S. is relaxing! hubs.li/Q03dHVSK0

Most students forget what they learn within a few weeks—unless teachers use specific strategies to make it stick. Check out what Bryan Goodwin has to say about how the science of learning can impact teaching. hubs.li/Q03dH97p0

Knee-deep in fall scheduling, school leaders? These 5 practical strategies can maximize your existing time and staff without a complete schedule overhaul. hubs.li/Q03gNTYy0

What happens when schools create more inclusive environments? Two standout schools show how support, culturally responsive teaching, and high expectations can foster success and joy. Jaleel Howard Tyrone Howard hubs.li/Q03kdhFW0

What’s a “juicy sentence”? See how a high school English teacher guides her students through analyzing a complex sentence to boost comprehension. Watch the video: hubs.li/Q03f4gSY0

Too often, principals are seen as the problem instead of part of the solution. This #NationalSchoolPrincipalsDay, let’s shift the narrative—and prioritize the support leaders need: hubs.li/Q03kCmMs0

Though often overlooked, learning how to share positive information effectively is an essential (and powerful) skill for instructional leaders. Jim Knight 🇺🇦 hubs.li/Q03dJGFP0

“We wanted student teams to engage in ‘radical dreaming’ about what their schools could look and feel like.” Shane Safir & Jamila Dugan showcase the power of student voice. hubs.li/Q03dH7P70

“Writing is part of what it means to be human—and so we should give our students every opportunity to embrace this part of their humanity.” Paul Emerich France, #MakeTeachingSustainable hubs.li/Q03f4nk20

📘 New from Educational Leadership: May 2025 issue, "Navigating Bias in Teaching and Learning." Explore how hidden biases shape learning—and how schools can respond with more inclusive practices. 🔗 hubs.li/Q03l3xfL0 #EdLeadership #EquityInEducation #BiasInTeaching

What makes teachers feel truly valued? This #TeacherAppreciationWeek, educators share the moments that matter most to them. Watch and share with a teacher who's made a difference in your life: hubs.li/Q03lfG3m0 #ThankATeacher