Jessica is back on the podcast again, and today, we continue to talk about the art and science of lesson planning. If you missed last

This episode is very special because I have Jessica Cannata, the other half of EB Academics, here with me today. We’re tackling one of our

Amanda and Marie met in 2019 as presenters at a conference, and the two veteran, creative, and kick-butt teachers became fast friends. These women are

As we continue to find ourselves in a time of deep uncertainty, stress, and change, I want you to know that I am with you.

We live in a world full of binaries. Where there is fear, there is also courage. Where there is doubt, there is also hope. And

Here’s the truth about independent reading in a middle school classroom: If we, as teachers, can’t–on the spot–pull a book and recommend it to a

Today I am so excited to chat with my friend and an esteemed colleague in the education world, Carrie Conover. Carrie has done it all–from

When you think about grammar instruction, do you feel excited and passionate or shudder and groan? I find that the topic of grammar elicits very

A whole new world emerges in your classroom when you are suddenly in front of twenty five students who are smiling, focused, and eager to

Have you ever taught a lesson and chuckled when you heard students leave class saying, “That was awesome! We didn’t do any work!”  I mean,