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Stories help kids understand who they are and who they can be. Thomas highlights stories that deal with issues like gender, race, ethnicity, religion, sexuality, and socioeconomic class in ways that are real and empathetic, so all students can better understand our diverse world.

Annie McKee offers advice for teachers on how to be happy in their work.

Janine Remillard and Caroline Brayer Ebby help math teachers create local math curriculum

Pam Grossman spurs a better whole classroom discussion

Eleni Miltaskaki explains how you can arm you students against fake news

Ebony Elizabeth Thomas names the best books for young readers of 2016.

Howard Stevenson offers advice for how educators can protect their students and care for themselves

Kate Kinney Grossman shares ideas for building an "identity safe" school and classroom

Sigal Ben-Porath and Rand Quinn offer practical ideas for teachers of any subject who are hoping to introduce their students to civic engagement in the classroom

Tips for integrating contemplative practices into the classroom

Abby Reisman on how students can develop critical thinking skills by reading history texts

How distributed leadership might work in schools

How educators can better think about using digital tools.

Janine Remillard on how educators can collaborate with curriculum

Penn GSE faculty suggest books for educators that will inspire without feeling like homework

Annie McKee on the parent-teacher relationship

Ali Michaels emphasizes the importance of racial competence and reframing how race gets discussed in schools.

Susan Yoon on the benefits of Augmented Reality

Betsy Rymes explores how you can use student language to teach language.