The end of the school year can dredge up mixed emotions for students. Elementary teachers can honor all of these feelings with activities that bolster collaboration and connection. 🧡 Find ideas from Wendy Turner, M. Ed. (she/her): edut.to/3WSnBXr

These shifts can transform your classroom dynamic!

Info transfer ➡ Student discovery
Feedback at the end ➡ Feedback as students work
Teacher-led communication with families ➡ Student-led updates

Dr. Catlin Tucker offers strategies to make them happen: edut.to/3KcNTfD

Whether you’re a teacher or an administrator, openly learning and inviting feedback takes vulnerability. School leaders, here’s how leading by example can create a culture of growth and support. 🌼 🤝 edut.to/3V5GDsc

How do you make time and space to get better at what you do? See how the teachers at this school work together to improve their teaching practices. 🤩

These #Edtech tools change the lesson-planning game. 📝 🎾 Educator Shengnan explains how to boost your efficiency and creativity using AI: edut.to/3wLGSPL

When students embrace mistakes as part of the learning process, they’re less anxious about problem-solving and more comfortable with trial and error. ❌ ⭐

Here’s how to help them get there: edut.to/4dNjphK

This literacy-boosting preschool practice has it all:
🐰 Cute animals
📖 Expansive vocab
🤸 Lots of ways to engage young children in play!
Learn more here: edut.to/44S4RcA

It's the final countdown! The finish line is in sight… 🏃

What’s your favorite end-of-year classroom tradition? Visit the link below to share your most-treasured activities and learn from other educators! 📆👇 edut.to/3QWRpye

Hello from the Edutopia team! 👋

We gathered together to reflect on the past school year and get rolling on new resources for our community (stay tuned 👀). Your ideas and creativity are at the heart of everything we do—so thank you!

Fluency doesn’t always equal comprehension. You can help students grasp complex texts with a simple small-group activity called role reading. 📚 ⭐