AI for Educators, Not AI Educators
AI for educators The past couple of years have brought many developments and changes—among them, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). This is not the [...]
Growth to Mastery in Missouri
Across the country, conversations in schools, board meetings, and education departments focus on “grade level.” Grade level refers to the educational progress of a student. [...]
Closing the Teacher Pay Gap: South Dakota Taking Steps to Retain Educators
Closing the Teacher Pay Gap It’s no secret that the U.S. is facing a teacher shortage. There are numerous reasons for this shortage, but a [...]
Dreaming big for rural education: How we would spend $10 million
What would you do with $10 million to support rural schools? When we posed this thought-provoking question to our rural education team at Marzano Research, [...]
Connections that Count: The Power of Social Capital in Classrooms
While I have no doubt that individual knowledge, strengths, and characteristics are essential for success, my recent work with Generation Schools Network convinced me that [...]
“That” Teacher → “Those” Teachers
We often hear kids, and even adults, talk about that one teacher. You know, the one who really connected with them. Who “made learning fun” [...]