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Advice for New Teachers: Lessons from a…
Advice for New Teachers: Lessons from a Freshman Educator
Starting a career in teaching can be both exciting and daunting. With so much to learn and many challenges to face, it's easy to feel you're over your head. But don’t be afraid! As a…
March 28, 2024
Jenna MacNulty
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Carnegie Learning
Future Ready
The State of Education
Use Comprehensible Input to Get to 90%.…
Use Comprehensible Input to Get to 90%. Not the Other Way Around.
So I’m standing in front of 30 students teaching a high school French 2 class. A few barely passed French 1. Two have IEPs for auditory processing disorder. Eight have ADHD. Several are totally disinterested…
March 22, 2024
Kelly Denzler
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The Value of Building Background Knowledge
The Value of Building Background Knowledge
The leveled reading theory has been a widely accepted approach in education for years. But is it as effective as it claims to be? This theory suggests that teachers should give students texts that are…
February 27, 2024
Megan Jensen
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LONG + LIVE + TEACHING
Boost Proficiency in Your Spanish Classroom with…
Boost Proficiency in Your Spanish Classroom with IPAs
A Spanish Teacher’s Experience with IPAs When I started teaching middle school Spanish, I came from a background of verb drill practice and pre-made dialogues. Then, I discovered Integrated Performance Assessments (IPAs)—and everything changed. It…
January 24, 2024
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
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Carnegie Learning
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING
Teaching Strategies
Reintroducing the Integrated Performance Assessment
Reintroducing the Integrated Performance Assessment
Let’s play Two Truths and a Lie. I’ll go first: 1) Many world language teachers utilize the Integrated Performance Assessment (IPA) in their classrooms. 2) Most, though, don’t. 3) That’s because the IPA is such…
January 22, 2024
Kelly Denzler
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LONG + LIVE + TEACHING
Teaching Strategies
Our 2024 Picks for the Biggest Trends…
Our 2024 Picks for the Biggest Trends in Education
Originally published on January 5, 2024. Updated on May 1, 2024. Educators have a love-hate relationship with trends. On the one hand, the promise of some education trends is to make teachers' lives and jobs…
January 05, 2024
Kelly Denzler
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Teaching Strategies for Culturally Inclusive Math
Teaching Strategies for Culturally Inclusive Math
Have you ever had a moment when math class—or any class, really—felt like being on another planet? Lacking confidence in any academic context can make you feel alone and riddled with anxiety. Now imagine being…
December 11, 2023
Karen Sloan
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LONG + LIVE + MATH
LONG + LIVE + MATH Classrooms
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5 Improv Theater Games You Can Try…
5 Improv Theater Games You Can Try Today With Your Language Learners
When I signed up for an improv theater class, I never thought of combining my passion for theater with my passion for teaching languages. But once I applied improv-inspired conversation games in the classroom, everything…
December 07, 2023
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
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English Language Arts
Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
8 Hispanic Heroes: A Gallery Walk Activity…
8 Hispanic Heroes: A Gallery Walk Activity for Spanish Classes
As a Spanish teacher, I loved Hispanic Heritage Month. It is an excellent way to expose your students to Spanish-speaking culture early in the school year and ignite their curiosity about the world beyond the…
September 06, 2023
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
Use Reading and Writing Standards to Build…
Use Reading and Writing Standards to Build Better ELA Assignments
Let me start with a misleading stat. In 2018, TNTP partnered with five districts to observe nearly 1000 lessons and review nearly 22,000 samples of student work. They found that 71% of students succeeded in…
August 17, 2023
Megan Jensen
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English Language Arts
Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
30 ChatGPT Prompts For Language Learners
30 ChatGPT Prompts For Language Learners
As a former Spanish teacher, I know it feels impossible to address all of our students’ needs in cramped classrooms of 25 to 35 people. But what if you could provide a conversation partner for…
August 14, 2023
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
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Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
How Fast ForWord Helps English Learners Build…
How Fast ForWord Helps English Learners Build Literacy
As a literacy teacher, you’re basically a superhero. Helping students develop strong listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills may be rewarding, but it is also no small task. And chances are, you’re not just teaching…
August 10, 2023
Cory Armes, M.Ed.
Filed Under:
English Language Arts
Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
Improve ELA Learning with Formative Assessment Mapping
Improve ELA Learning with Formative Assessment Mapping
Like many former teachers, I love hearing from past students. But sometimes, what they say surprises me. For instance, when I asked on social media what text they enjoyed most in their AP Literature class,…
June 23, 2023
Nicole Renner
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English Language Arts
Teaching Strategies
Retrieval Practice: 3 Exercises to Improve K-12…
Retrieval Practice: 3 Exercises to Improve K-12 Math Achievement
Every teacher has heard students say: “I don’t remember doing that,” or “We didn’t learn that last year,” or, if you are lucky, “I don’t know how to do that anymore.” The good news is…
May 30, 2023
David Costello
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Carnegie Learning
LONG + LIVE + MATH
LONG + LIVE + MATH Classrooms
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING
Addressing Linguistic Bias to Create a Culturally…
Addressing Linguistic Bias to Create a Culturally Responsive World Language Classroom
When I was a brand new Spanish teacher, linguistic bias was not something I was consciously thinking about. I had an alternative certification on the one hand, a decades-old textbook on the other, and no…
May 26, 2023
Janet Boring
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Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
Celebrating Women in Math Education
Celebrating Women in Math Education
It’s a tired stereotype that girls aren’t good at math, but sadly we still sometimes hear students say it. We’re here to change that! Women in Mathematics Day is May 12, in honor of Maryam…
May 10, 2023
Amy Takabori
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Carnegie Learning
LONG + LIVE + MATH
LONG + LIVE + MATH Classrooms
STEM
Texas Math Teacher Katie Freund Thinks Learning…
Texas Math Teacher Katie Freund Thinks Learning Should Be Loud
When Katie Freund, Middle School Math Teacher at Martin Middle School in Corpus Christi, Texas, was an economics major in college, she learned that math could be hands-on, rooted in the real world, and maybe…
May 10, 2023
Emily Anderson, PhD
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
LONG + LIVE + MATH
LONG + LIVE + MATH Classrooms
English Learners in Texas Build Literacy Skills…
English Learners in Texas Build Literacy Skills by Talking About Math
Eighth-grade math teacher Katie Freund wore a lot of hats before she started teaching for Corpus Christi ISD in the fall of 2022. She studied in Mexico on a Fulbright Scholarship and has worked as…
May 01, 2023
Emily Anderson, PhD
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
LONG + LIVE + MATH
LONG + LIVE + MATH Classrooms
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING
3 Ways Empathetic Lessons Can Transform Your…
3 Ways Empathetic Lessons Can Transform Your World Language Classroom
Years ago, as a young high school Spanish teacher, I dreamed of making a difference in the lives of my students. And while I’m not sure that every student I taught walked away with a…
April 21, 2023
Evelyn Galindo
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
Want to Increase Tutoring Attendance? Do These…
Want to Increase Tutoring Attendance? Do These 10 Things
As Vice President of Tutoring Services here at Carnegie Learning, it’s my job to partner with districts to help them build the most effective, sustainable tutoring programs possible. Research shows that high-dosage tutoring is one…
April 07, 2023
Courtney Lewis
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Teaching Strategies
Success Spotlight: Fast ForWord 100-in-a-Row Club
Success Spotlight: Fast ForWord 100-in-a-Row Club
When it comes to motivating students to keep on truckin’ even when the work gets challenging, we’ve seen teachers go the extra mile…or ten! Pizza parties, doughnut breaks, gift cards. Special assemblies, bulletin boards, and t-shirts.…
April 01, 2023
Emily Anderson, PhD
Filed Under:
English Language Arts
10 Steps for Launching a Spanish for…
10 Steps for Launching a Spanish for Spanish Speakers Class
When I started my Spanish teaching career in rural Ohio, I thought I was ready to tackle anything. I was wrong. Although I was prepared to teach Spanish, no one told me how many of…
March 27, 2023
Maggie Thomas
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Future Ready
Professional Learning
The State of Education
Top 10 Reasons Students and Teachers Should…
Top 10 Reasons Students and Teachers Should Celebrate International Francophonie Day
Happy International Francophonie Month! Joyeux Mois de la Francophonie! March is Francophonie Month, when we celebrate the French language and cultures, and International Francophonie Day is March 20. So if you’re reading this on that…
March 09, 2023
Amy Takabori
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Have Your Students Download These Spanish Singers…
Have Your Students Download These Spanish Singers During Black History Month
Black people have played a significant role in the history and cultural development of Latin America and the Caribbean. Their presence in the Spanish-speaking world can be traced back to the transatlantic slave trade, where…
February 23, 2023
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
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Top 10 Reasons Students Should Be Reading…
Top 10 Reasons Students Should Be Reading Out Loud
My classroom was rarely quiet during my 16 years as a high school ELA teacher. And not just because I taught 9th graders. Although reflection and silent reading are skills every student needs, my students…
February 23, 2023
Emily Anderson, PhD
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Research Spotlight: New Discoveries on How Teenage…
Research Spotlight: New Discoveries on How Teenage Brains Learn Best
Maybe it’s nerdy, but we love brains. Especially squishy, mile-a-minute, highly-malleable adolescent brains. They’re swimming in potential, managing warring impulses, and working so hard to connect all the new information they take in daily. …
February 17, 2023
Emily Anderson, PhD
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Math TEKS: Process Standards and Collaborative Learning
Math TEKS: Process Standards and Collaborative Learning
Critical thinking. Problem-solving. Collaboration. These terms aren’t just educational buzzwords—they’re 21st-century skills that will launch Texas students into college, the workforce, and beyond. And the Texas Education Agency (TEA) has put these skills front and center…
February 03, 2023
Brandy King
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
LONG + LIVE + MATH
LONG + LIVE + MATH Classrooms
Teaching Strategies
3 Valentine’s Day Activities for Your Spanish…
3 Valentine’s Day Activities for Your Spanish Classroom
When I was a teacher, Valentine’s Day meant two things: Sweet treats from students—my favorite since I sometimes forgot my lunch and those Dove chocolates were my only source of protein during the day—or a…
February 01, 2023
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
5 Ways iCulture Makes World Language Teachers’…
5 Ways iCulture Makes World Language Teachers’ Jobs Easier
As a world language teacher, you know that teaching a new language can be a rewarding but challenging experience. You have much to juggle and coordinate, from preparing lessons and materials to evaluating student progress! …
January 31, 2023
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
Supporting Math Education for Georgia’s English Language…
Supporting Math Education for Georgia’s English Language Learners
If there’s one thing to say about teaching, it’s that no day—and no student—is ever the same. And we’re so thankful; diversity in our classrooms brings joy, beauty, and new learning opportunities daily. Georgia schools…
January 31, 2023
Karen Sloan
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
LONG + LIVE + MATH
LONG + LIVE + MATH Classrooms
Teaching Strategies
Success Spotlight: Record-Breaking State Assessment Scores at…
Success Spotlight: Record-Breaking State Assessment Scores at Howard Street Charter School
Howard Street Charter School in Salem, Oregon, is a project-based institution that pushes students to achieve excellence in all areas of study. Christina Tracy, the school’s Teaching Principal, shares that they had implemented inquiry-based learning…
January 26, 2023
Danielle Donnelly
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
LONG + LIVE + MATH
LONG + LIVE + MATH Classrooms
Teaching Strategies
Success Spotlight: Texas Math Teacher Josh Moseley
Success Spotlight: Texas Math Teacher Josh Moseley
Gone are the days of “sit and get” and “skill and drill” in math classrooms, and 6th-grade accelerated math teacher Joshua Moseley knows it. You won’t find his students sitting quietly, trying to memorize a…
January 17, 2023
Karen Sloan
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
LONG + LIVE + MATH
LONG + LIVE + MATH Classrooms
Teaching Strategies
Why Supporting Spanish-Speaking Students is Critical: 2022…
Why Supporting Spanish-Speaking Students is Critical: 2022 Spanish-Usage Report
Languages are living, breathing entities. They evolve and change with the people who speak them. Since 1998, the Instituto Cervantes, one of the world’s largest institutions dedicated to teaching Spanish, has published an extensive annual…
January 13, 2023
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Professional Learning
Success Spotlight: Virtual Math Classrooms Are a…
Success Spotlight: Virtual Math Classrooms Are a Creative Solution in Newcastle, Wyoming
Nestled at the base of the Black Hills right across the border from South Dakota, Newcastle, Wyoming, is one of the most picturesque places in theUnited States. And with a population of around 3,500, it’s…
January 11, 2023
Carnegie Learning
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
The Power of Pulse Checks in the…
The Power of Pulse Checks in the ELA Classroom
Flash back to 2018 to one of the cringiest moments in my ELA teaching career. I was eight years in—so not a newbie— and I had a toolbox of strategies that had worked in the…
January 10, 2023
Heather Sampselle
Filed Under:
English Language Arts
Carnegie Learning
Professional Learning
Teaching Strategies
2023 Education Trends for a Year of…
2023 Education Trends for a Year of Hope
What changes we’ve experienced in the last three years! It feels like waaaaay longer than a year since we wrote and published our article on 2022 education trends. But time marches on, and although it's…
January 03, 2023
Cory Armes, M.Ed.
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
The State of Education
The 4 Best Tips for Spaced Practice…
The 4 Best Tips for Spaced Practice in Language Learning
Have you ever been so excited about a new story you were reading that you wanted to finish it right away? Some students feel like they should tackle schoolwork the same way: all at once.…
December 30, 2022
Michael Griffin
Filed Under:
Brain & Learning Science
Carnegie Learning
Professional Learning
Teaching Strategies
The Science of Assessment: Research-Backed Approaches
The Science of Assessment: Research-Backed Approaches
Assessment comes in many forms, but some approaches may spark student success better than others. In our recent webinar, “The Science of Assessment: Research-Backed Approaches to Formative Assessment,” our Chief Scientist and Founder, Dr. Steve…
December 15, 2022
Megan Fitzgerald
Filed Under:
Brain & Learning Science
Carnegie Learning
Research
Teaching Strategies
3 Low-Prep Math Activities Before Winter Break
3 Low-Prep Math Activities Before Winter Break
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Or is it the most chaotic time of the year? You’re ready for winter break, your students are really ready for winter break, and there’s not enough…
December 14, 2022
Karen Sloan
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
LONG + LIVE + MATH
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING
The Best Spanish Activities For Low-Prep Winter…
The Best Spanish Activities For Low-Prep Winter Holiday Fun
Published on 12/13/2022. Updated on 12/05/2023. Feeling stuck in your lesson planning for the last week before winter break? I've been there. I’ve been there: students are wiggly because they feel the winter holiday is approaching,…
December 13, 2022
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
ELA Classroom Activity: Celebrate the Winter Solstice…
ELA Classroom Activity: Celebrate the Winter Solstice With Visual Poetry
When you hear “winter solstice,” what do you think of? The longest night of the year? The earth sleeping under a blanket of snow? More likely, because you’re an ELA teacher, this time of year…
December 13, 2022
Emily Anderson, PhD
Filed Under:
English Language Arts
Carnegie Learning
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING
Teaching Strategies
Our 10 Most Popular Blog Posts of…
Our 10 Most Popular Blog Posts of 2022
‘Tis the season of top ten lists, and we thought we’d join the fun. Here’s a look at our most popular blog posts published in 2022. 1. On Trend Our most popular blog post of…
December 13, 2022
Emily Anderson, PhD,
Karen Sloan
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Carnegie Learning
LONG + LIVE + MATH
The State of Education
Success Spotlight: Debra Dunham’s 39th Year of…
Success Spotlight: Debra Dunham’s 39th Year of Teaching
Enthusiastic. Invigorating. Ready to take on new challenges. Those are just a few things that come to mind when we think about Debra Dunham, sixth-grade math teacher at Aldine Independent School District in Houston, Texas…
December 07, 2022
Karen Sloan
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
LONG + LIVE + MATH
Success Spotlight: Krista Borland’s Student-Centered Math Classroom
Success Spotlight: Krista Borland’s Student-Centered Math Classroom
When Krista Borland, middle school math teacher at The Early College of Arvada in Colorado, was going through her teacher education program, she learned that the best way to teach math was through experiential, hands-on…
December 02, 2022
Emily Anderson, PhD
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Guess Who’s Back: An Incredible World Language…
Guess Who’s Back: An Incredible World Language Reunion at ACTFL 2022
A chilly November weekend in 2022 saw the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center host an event that had not taken place in person since 2019: the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) Convention.…
December 02, 2022
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Professional Learning
3 Tutoring Best Practices to Promote Equity…
3 Tutoring Best Practices to Promote Equity in Schools
Anything worth doing is worth doing right. And the stakes are high for schools to get it right with tutoring. Given the relative newness of most schoolwide tutoring programs, data is just starting to roll…
November 30, 2022
Amy Takabori
Filed Under:
Research
Teaching Strategies
Bring the World Cup to Your Spanish,…
Bring the World Cup to Your Spanish, French, and German Classes
As a Spanish teacher, I loved using popular events as an opportunity to bring the world into the classroom. This year, the most-watched global event will be the FIFA World Cup. Because the tournament brings together…
November 17, 2022
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
Hallo, Kultur! 3 Ways to Immerse Your…
Hallo, Kultur! 3 Ways to Immerse Your Students in German Culture
When I started teaching a 6th-grade exploratory language class years ago, I knew the German segment was going to be my biggest challenge. I was getting ready to spend the semester introducing my students to…
November 07, 2022
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
3 Easy French Activities for Cultural Immersion
3 Easy French Activities for Cultural Immersion
Culturally immersive experiences can be an effective tool for engaging your students with the French language. The downside is they aren't always easy to plan, and it can be time-consuming to gather, vet, and distribute…
November 01, 2022
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
The Art of the Matter: 3 Reasons…
The Art of the Matter: 3 Reasons to Use Images in your ELA Classroom
In my 16 years in the ELA classroom, not a year went by that my students didn’t tease me about my secret desire to be an art teacher. They were wrong about that–I loved my…
November 01, 2022
Emily Anderson, PhD
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
3 Ways to Build More Culturally Responsive…
3 Ways to Build More Culturally Responsive Teaching in ELA
Doing the most good When I began working for the Salvation Army, this was exactly what I wanted to do. As an urban educator, health coach, and yoga instructor, I invested my whole being in doing…
October 26, 2022
Michelle Alcaraz
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Carnegie Learning
3 Assets to Enhance Immersive Experiences in…
3 Assets to Enhance Immersive Experiences in the Spanish Classroom
When I was a Spanish teacher, introducing students to culture was one of my favorite things to do. We did this by listening to trendy songs, watching videos of people speaking Spanish, and reading about…
October 26, 2022
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
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Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
5 Ways MATHbook Promotes High-Order Tasks for…
5 Ways MATHbook Promotes High-Order Tasks for Math Classrooms
High-Order Tasks for Deep Thinking and Understanding Think back to the last time you got a new phone. You probably didn’t get it up and running by reading the user’s manual. Instead, you used your…
October 25, 2022
Karen Sloan,
Emily Anderson, PhD
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Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
What Does “Evidence-Based” Mean in a Core…
What Does “Evidence-Based” Mean in a Core Math Curriculum?
Many math solutions claim to be evidence-based, but what does that really mean? At the surface level, you’ll see student growth results. But if you look deeper, you might—or might not—see a research foundation. We…
October 17, 2022
Carnegie Learning
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Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
2022 Dyslexia Research Updates
2022 Dyslexia Research Updates
October is Dyslexia Awareness Month, and that means it's time to take a look at new research on how we can better support our students with dyslexia. We're highlighting three recent articles that expand our…
October 10, 2022
Martha Burns,
Emily Anderson, PhD
Filed Under:
English Language Arts
Teaching Strategies
8 Alternatives to Round Robin Reading
8 Alternatives to Round Robin Reading
When I was a graduate student in English, I took a German reading class to fulfill a language requirement. It was, to put it mildly, a challenge for me. For reasons I still don’t understand,…
September 22, 2022
Emily Anderson, PhD
Filed Under:
English Language Arts
Teaching Strategies
Culture Corner: 4 Ghost Stories From Around…
Culture Corner: 4 Ghost Stories From Around The World
In a world that's rapidly changing, it's reassuring to know that most middle and high school students still love a good, old-fashioned fright. What’s more, ghost stories provide wonderful cultural insight, since what people find…
September 20, 2022
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
Culture Corner: Hispanic Heritage Month
Culture Corner: Hispanic Heritage Month
Whether you teach Spanish to beginning-level students or to native and heritage speakers of Spanish, Hispanic Heritage Month is a great time to embrace your Spanish-speaking students' heritage and for your other students to learn…
September 08, 2022
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
3 Simple Icebreakers for Your World Language…
3 Simple Icebreakers for Your World Language Classroom
For many teachers, the first day of school is one of the most exciting days of the year. Most students are either nervous or excited, and you might feel awkward about starting your new world…
September 02, 2022
Natalia Álvarez-Morillo
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Teaching Strategies
Fast ForWord: A Language and Reading Intervention…
Fast ForWord: A Language and Reading Intervention with Strong Evidence
Make the most of your precious time by implementing a reading intervention that's proven to work! Explore the evidence that demonstrates the effectiveness of the Fast ForWord reading and language program, and rest easy knowing…
September 01, 2022
Carnegie Learning
Filed Under:
English Language Arts
Develop Growth Mindsets in Your Students From…
Develop Growth Mindsets in Your Students From the Start
You love nurturing the seed of mathematics in young minds—that’s part of why you became a math teacher, right? If you’re like me, it is! But, as a 16-year veteran of high school math classrooms,…
August 25, 2022
Karen Sloan
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LONG + LIVE + MATH
LONG + LIVE + MATH Classrooms
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING
Teaching Strategies
3 Back-to-School Math Icebreakers to Foster Community
3 Back-to-School Math Icebreakers to Foster Community
As I think back on 16 years' worth of “back-to-school” first days as a math and special education teacher, one thing always sticks out in my mind: the mixed bag of emotions students bring with…
August 19, 2022
Karen Sloan
Filed Under:
LONG + LIVE + MATH
Teaching Strategies
5 Get-to-Know-You Activities for Elementary Students
5 Get-to-Know-You Activities for Elementary Students
The first day of school. There’s nothing quite like it, especially when you're teaching elementary school. The excitement is palpable. Your students' faces are bright and eager. Anything seems possible. Harness this unique back-to-school energy…
August 17, 2022
Emily Anderson, PhD
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Middle School Ice Breakers That Build Strong…
Middle School Ice Breakers That Build Strong Literacy Skills
The first day of middle school has a special kind of energy. Channel your students’ big feelings with these high-energy, low-stress middle school ice breakers guaranteed to soothe nerves, create community, and start building the literacy…
August 15, 2022
Emily Anderson, PhD
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3 High School ELA Icebreakers to Get…
3 High School ELA Icebreakers to Get Your Students Talking
When I was a first-year English teacher, I made a typical rookie mistake with my ninth-graders. Namely, I didn’t put enough thought into my opening-day icebreaker, thinking we would each just share a book we…
August 11, 2022
Emily Anderson, PhD
Filed Under:
English Language Arts
Teaching Strategies
Culture Corner: Back-to-School Traditions Around the World
Culture Corner: Back-to-School Traditions Around the World
Every year, as students return to school in the U.S., Instagram and Facebook timelines fill up with pictures of smiling kiddos holding chalkboards that proclaim the year and grade they’re about to start. But this…
August 03, 2022
Carnegie Learning
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Teaching Strategies
Online Surveys Help Tutors Boost Student Attendance
Online Surveys Help Tutors Boost Student Attendance
Are you hoping to increase student attendance at tutoring sessions? New research from the British Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) suggests that a quick survey could help by encouraging students and tutors to build relationships based…
July 14, 2022
Carnegie Learning
Filed Under:
Research
Teaching Strategies
The Top Favorite Teaching Moments from Teacher…
The Top Favorite Teaching Moments from Teacher Appreciation Week
For Teacher Appreciation Week 2022, we asked teachers to share their favorite teaching moments. Here are some of our favorites! We ❤️ teachers! For #TeacherAppreciationWeek, we're giving away a $20 Amazon gift card. To enter:…
May 17, 2022
Carnegie Learning
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Future Ready
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING
Why Teaching the Miss France Pageant Is…
Why Teaching the Miss France Pageant Is My Favorite French Lesson
Some of my favorite lessons from my teaching days centered on the Miss France pageant. I know, I know. You’re probably thinking, “I’d lose three-quarters of my students in the first two minutes!” Honestly,…
May 12, 2022
Jennifer Kilmore
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Carnegie Learning
Future Ready
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING
Teaching Strategies
Working Nine to Five: How Labor Day…
Working Nine to Five: How Labor Day Is Celebrated Around the World
Recent headlines have clamored over the first-ever Amazon union in New York—a timely topic when discussing how laborers are celebrated throughout the world on May Day! While Labor Day always falls on the first Monday in…
April 22, 2022
Carnegie Learning
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Teaching Strategies
5 Reasons Your Students Should Write Every…
5 Reasons Your Students Should Write Every Day
Do students write every day in your classroom? If not, you’re not alone. Research on writing frequency suggests that just a quarter of middle and high school students write for at least 30 minutes a…
April 14, 2022
Emily Anderson, PhD
Filed Under:
English Language Arts
Brain & Learning Science
Teaching Strategies
Boost Executive Functions to Foster Learning Gains
Boost Executive Functions to Foster Learning Gains
No matter what grade or subject you teach, your students need strong executive function skills to learn effectively. Now more than ever, the science of learning is proving how extensively executive functions impact academic skill-building,…
April 13, 2022
Carnegie Learning
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Brain & Learning Science
Teaching Strategies
Success Spotlight: Math Tutoring in Prince George’s…
Success Spotlight: Math Tutoring in Prince George’s County, Maryland
132,000 students. 208 schools. One pandemic that sent everyone home for remote learning. Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) is the second-largest district in Maryland, and in 2020, Dr. Michelle Dyson, Mathematics Instructional Supervisor, had…
April 07, 2022
Carnegie Learning
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Teaching Strategies
Women’s History Month: 8 Women Around the…
Women’s History Month: 8 Women Around the World to Honor
To honor Women’s History Month, introduce your students to these eight women who have made the world a better place for all of us. By getting your students thinking and talking about women’s history and…
March 01, 2022
Carnegie Learning
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Culture Corner: Unique Traditions of Love Around…
Culture Corner: Unique Traditions of Love Around the World
They say that love makes the world go round, and what a vast array of romantic traditions the world has! Read on to learn about forbidden lovers, fancy spoons, and chicken livers! We’ve also included…
February 04, 2022
Carnegie Learning
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Teaching Strategies
Future Perfect: 21st-Century Skills in Spanish Classrooms
Future Perfect: 21st-Century Skills in Spanish Classrooms
As a Spanish for Spanish speakers teacher, you’re always preparing students for their futures. But the future can be uncertain. There are jobs that don’t exist yet, technologies that haven’t been invented, and problems that…
January 25, 2022
Carnegie Learning
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Teaching Strategies
新年好!: 3 Fun Ways to Celebrate Lunar…
新年好!: 3 Fun Ways to Celebrate Lunar New Year With Your Students
The Chinese New Year, also known as the Lunar New Year, is the world’s most celebrated holiday. About a quarter of the world’s population participates in the 15-day festival with traditions that celebrate family, culture,…
January 24, 2022
Carnegie Learning
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Teaching Strategies
7 Research-Backed Self-Care Tips for Teachers
7 Research-Backed Self-Care Tips for Teachers
Being a teacher is never easy, but for the past two years, it’s been exceptionally hard. Every day, we see articles discussing how teachers are leaving their jobs in record numbers. And while we understand…
January 17, 2022
Carnegie Learning
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Teaching Strategies
Culture Corner: 7 Human Rights Activists to…
Culture Corner: 7 Human Rights Activists to Know from Around the World
As we celebrate the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., educators are among the first to understand the importance of helping students make sense of history as they move forward to shape…
January 12, 2022
Carnegie Learning
Filed Under:
The State of Education
Culture Corner: Celebrating New Year’s Eve Around…
Culture Corner: Celebrating New Year’s Eve Around the World
We all have personal traditions and celebrations we use to usher in the New Year. For me, and for many others I know, these often include a party with friends, culminating in turning on the…
December 01, 2021
Ricky Adamson, PhD
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Teaching Strategies
Is Culture Driving Your World Language Classes…
Is Culture Driving Your World Language Classes Yet?
In my Spanish classroom, teaching culture is everything. Those of you who read my previous classroom activity suggestions already know that all of my curriculum begins and ends with learning about the people, places, and…
November 02, 2021
Nicole Hartung
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Teaching Strategies
Culture Corner: Giving Thanks Around the World
Culture Corner: Giving Thanks Around the World
Every November, millions of Americans take time to give thanks for all that is good in their lives. But Americans aren’t the only people with holidays focused on gratitude. Read on to learn how people…
October 29, 2021
Janet Boring
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3 Ways to Support Heritage and Native…
3 Ways to Support Heritage and Native Spanish Speakers
Spanish teachers, think of your students who are hispanohablantes. How confident are they as learners and individuals? How confident do you know they could be? When teaching heritage or native Spanish speakers, it’s important to…
October 28, 2021
Janet Boring
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Teaching Strategies
Reflection Corner: A Heritage Deep Dive
Reflection Corner: A Heritage Deep Dive
As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, let’s take the opportunity to reflect on how heritage impacts us as teachers. The way we recognize, understand, and live our own heritage manifests in various ways. But have…
October 01, 2021
Jennifer Kilmore
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Teaching Strategies
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Your Spanish…
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Your Spanish Class
There is no shortage of ways to celebrate the rich and diverse Spanish-speaking cultures worldwide. Spanish teachers do this all year long! Hispanic Heritage Month provides an additional, special opportunity to generate discussions and experience cultural events.…
September 28, 2021
Janet Boring,
Michael Griffin
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Teaching Strategies
How Formative Assessment Helps More Students Than…
How Formative Assessment Helps More Students Than Diagnostic
What do your students know and what don’t they know? This is a common question we ask teachers, and the way you answer it has a more profound impact than you might imagine. Let me…
September 20, 2021
Peter LaCasse
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Professional Learning
Teaching Strategies
Reflection Challenge: Why You Should Keep a…
Reflection Challenge: Why You Should Keep a Smile File
Starting a new school year is so exciting! Refreshed and ready to go, full of new ideas and goals, I love starting the year on a high note. But inevitably, as day-to-day stresses of life…
August 25, 2021
Michael Griffin
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Professional Learning
Teaching Strategies
3 Easy and Engaging Icebreakers for World…
3 Easy and Engaging Icebreakers for World Languages Classes
I’ve always loved icebreaker games as a back-to-school activity. There are a lot of great ways to use icebreakers as a teaching tool and keep everyone speaking the target language, even from day one. Here…
August 25, 2021
Jennifer Kilmore
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Professional Learning
Teaching Strategies
Culture Corner: How to Weave Geography into…
Culture Corner: How to Weave Geography into Your World Language Class
“Where is France?” My seventh-grade students stared blankly at me. Finally, one student raised his hand and answered “Arkansas.” I had just mentioned where I was originally from, so he mistakenly thought that must be…
August 24, 2021
Ricky Adamson, PhD
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Professional Learning
Teaching Strategies
Social-Emotional Learning with Mirrors & Windows
Social-Emotional Learning with Mirrors & Windows
Here we are, already marching (creeping?) along in August, about to start—or have already started—a new school year! As educators, we know that feeling of being a bit excited and ready to go but having…
August 23, 2021
Michelle Alcaraz,
Cory Armes, M.Ed.,
Tracy Maxwell
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Professional Learning
Teaching Strategies
Finding Their Voice: Teaching Heritage and Native…
Finding Their Voice: Teaching Heritage and Native Spanish Speakers
Living in and embracing a new culture takes skills, effort, patience, and audacity. If you haven’t done it, it’s hard to imagine how challenging it is. If you have, you know that the experience leaves…
August 23, 2021
Paula Hidalgo, PhD
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
EdTech
3 Common Challenges with Authentic Language Resources
3 Common Challenges with Authentic Language Resources
At the beginning of your language-learning journey, what drew you in and kept you studying that language, year after year? I’m betting it wasn’t memorizing verb tenses. If it was how the language allowed you…
August 20, 2021
Janet Boring
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
EdTech
How to Choose the Best Instructional Resources…
How to Choose the Best Instructional Resources for Continuous Learning
If this past year has taught us anything, it is to expect the unexpected. I bet you could list three things that happened this year that surprised you… maybe one was that most students had…
August 12, 2021
Peter LaCasse
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Carnegie Learning
EdTech
Future Ready
The State of Education
Why Culture Should Drive Language Learning
Why Culture Should Drive Language Learning
It's important to make culture the main focus when teaching a new language. As a world language teacher, you guide students toward becoming respectful and confident global citizens in our modern world. When you make…
July 28, 2021
Nicole Hartung
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Professional Learning
Teaching Strategies
The State of Education
Reflections of the Way…
Reflections of the Way…
There is an old song from the 60s that talks about reflections. You might even know it. In fact, it may have even started playing in your head when I mentioned it! When I…
July 21, 2021
Ricky Adamson, PhD
Filed Under:
Professional Learning
Teaching Strategies
The State of Education
Summer Break around the World
Summer Break around the World
“What did you do on your summer break?” We’ll hear and ask this question left and right on the first day back to school. Have you considered how you can turn this into a culturally…
July 15, 2021
Janet Boring
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Professional Learning
Teaching Strategies
The State of Education
Context Over Correctness: Giving ELA Students the…
Context Over Correctness: Giving ELA Students the Freedom to Think
This is Part 3 of our Shaping the Future of Learning series, in which we explore how various innovations and trends have shaped, and will continue to shape, the educational landscape. Part 2 explored the role…
June 24, 2021
Barrie Olson
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Brain & Learning Science
Professional Learning
Teaching Strategies
The State of Education
World Languages Year-End Reflection Activity
World Languages Year-End Reflection Activity
The end of the year is a great time for students to reflect on their learning. This is especially important in a year as unusual as this one where students experienced very different types of…
May 25, 2021
Janet Boring
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Teaching Strategies
Culture Corner: The School Year around the…
Culture Corner: The School Year around the World
Another school year is wrapping up! While this year probably felt like the longest school year ever, how does the your school compare to schools in other countries around the world? China The school…
May 25, 2021
Michael Griffin
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Teaching Strategies
4 Tips for Math Teachers to Refresh…
4 Tips for Math Teachers to Refresh and Reinvent the Classroom
“Teaching is one of the few professions that allows you to reinvent yourself every year.” I heard Steve Leinwand state this in his 2012 keynote at the Richmond County GA STEM Institute, and almost a…
May 12, 2021
Cassie Martin-Reynolds
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Carnegie Learning
LONG + LIVE + MATH
LONG + LIVE + MATH Classrooms
Professional Learning
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I Can See Clearly Now: How Data…
I Can See Clearly Now: How Data Illuminates Student Learning
How It Started: Pre-Data Days When I was teaching in the late 1990s and early 2000s, teaching was a classroom-focused activity. My ability to teach students to solve quadratic equations or make a coherent…
May 11, 2021
Peter LaCasse
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Carnegie Learning
EdTech
LONG + LIVE + MATH
LONG + LIVE + MATH Classrooms
A Compact Guide to Teaching Living Poets
A Compact Guide to Teaching Living Poets
This is the second installment of our National Poetry Month series. Check out Part 1, "Why Teach Poetry?" “The best way to enjoy contemporary verse is simply to read it as though you were…
April 28, 2021
Megan Jensen
Filed Under:
English Language Arts
Carnegie Learning
Culture Corner: Springtime Traditions around the World
Culture Corner: Springtime Traditions around the World
Spring is a wonderful time of celebration, and cultures around the world have unique traditions and ways of welcoming the new season. Here are three fun highlights to share with students in your world languages…
April 26, 2021
Jennifer Kilmore
Filed Under:
Carnegie Learning
Meet Our World-Class World Languages Team
Meet Our World-Class World Languages Team
Meet the Carnegie Learning World Languages Team! We’re passionate about the teaching of Spanish, French, German, Chinese, and Italian, and we’re committed to supporting you as you help your students fall in love with languages. We’re…
April 20, 2021
Carnegie Learning
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Carnegie Learning
2019: A Year in Review
2019: A Year in Review
As we look ahead to the new year (and new decade), we'd like to take a minute to reflect on the exciting things that have gotten us to this point. We partnered with Montour School…
December 12, 2019
Carnegie Learning
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Carnegie Learning
EdTech
Future Ready
LONG + LIVE + MATH
Thank a Teacher
Thank a Teacher
It's Teacher Appreciation Week! Here at Carnegie Learning, we are all about appreciating and celebrating the hard work teachers do in their classrooms day in and day out. We asked a few employees to tell…
May 06, 2019
Carnegie Learning
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Carnegie Learning
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING
How to Bring the Science of Learning…
How to Bring the Science of Learning Into Your Classroom
Edutopia recently shared an article on "Bringing the Science of Learning into Classrooms," which highlights new research on the developing brain and looks at various ways that schools can re-envision learning to account for the new findings. Here are some…
January 31, 2019
Carnegie Learning
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Brain & Learning Science
Carnegie Learning
EdTech
Professional Learning
Research
Teaching Strategies
Vote for Your Students This Year
Vote for Your Students This Year
This month, many of us took advantage of the opportunity to vote—to have our voices heard and work to impact the society we live in. Voting is not actually as uncommon as it might feel.…
November 12, 2018
Sarah Galasso
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Professional Learning
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Redefining the K-16 Landscape at New Mountain…
Redefining the K-16 Landscape at New Mountain Learning
Big News! CIP Capital has completed an investment in Carnegie Learning and will be merging it with recently acquired New Mountain Learning, a leading provider of literacy, language and digital competency skills. The new…
September 10, 2018
Carnegie Learning
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Carnegie Learning
EdTech
Future Ready
What Will Really Disrupt Education? Powerful Learning…
What Will Really Disrupt Education? Powerful Learning Experiences
EdSurge recently published an op-ed by Jim Lobdell called, "Where EdTech and Its Investors Miss the Mark" that really resonated with us. Lobdell argues that all of the glitz and glamour of innovations that promise…
May 14, 2018
Carnegie Learning
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Carnegie Learning
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING
The State of Education
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING, Part 3
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING, Part 3
Click here to read Part 1 and Part 2 of the LONG + LIVE + TEACHING series. I take the train to work in downtown Pittsburgh. Most mornings I’m catching up on email, mapping out…
April 05, 2018
John Jorgenson
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EdTech
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING, Part 2
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING, Part 2
Click here to read Part 1 of the LONG + LIVE + TEACHING series. Today marks the 50th anniversary of the tragic death of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, slain by an assassin in the…
April 04, 2018
John Jorgenson
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LONG + LIVE + TEACHING
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING, Part 1
LONG + LIVE + TEACHING, Part 1
Imagine a day when our top university students choose to become K-12 teachers. Not just because it’s a calling, but because teachers are viewed — and paid — as important professionals, entrusted with mission-critical work.…
April 03, 2018
John Jorgenson
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Match Point: Reimagining Learning So Every Student…
Match Point: Reimagining Learning So Every Student Wins
“You don’t understand. There are days I seriously think I’m going to lose my mind. I can’t stand being there.” This student was being perceived as a bucket that had to be filled by the…
April 02, 2018
Melissa Weatherwax
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Future Ready
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