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… Continue Reading AI for Educators, Not AI Educators
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.… Continue Reading Growth to Mastery in Missouri
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… Continue Reading Closing the Teacher Pay Gap: South Dakota Taking Steps to Retain Educators
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,… Continue Reading Dreaming Big for Rural Education: How We Would Spend $10 Million
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… Continue Reading Connections that Count: The Power of Social Capital in Classrooms
“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”… Continue Reading “That” Teacher → “Those” Teachers