Edwards Educational Services, Inc.

08/23/2022

Wishing you a great and productive start to the school year! What sort of classroom and school communities are you hoping to build?

Building relationships with families early in the school year helps teachers create a strong classroom community.

04/15/2022

What tools do the standout teachers and leaders in your districts and schools share?

Great leaders draw out the best from the individuals on their team and allow them to reach their fullest potential, much like teachers.

02/10/2022

The students of today are the leaders or tomorrow; living with integrity becomes a way of life!

Educators can help students reflect on right and wrong and act in line with their values.

12/31/2021

Wishing you all a happy and healthy new year!

12/07/2021

Continuous feedback is so important in helping schools improve!

The way to do it, says researcher Robert Balfanz, is to dig beneath the averages to find real solutions to schools' thorny problems.

08/12/2021

As schools prepare for another school year full of opportunities, challenges, and uncertainties, listening remains paramount!

Clearly define and articulate your values and find ways to bring people together are two ways principals and assistant principals can help.

06/02/2021

An interesting look at interleaving!

Four educators explain the strategy of "interleaving" and how it applies to classroom practice.

04/21/2021

There is great value in "learning-sized" mistakes!

Our culture teaches kids that mistakes are costly, resulting in everything from lower grades to feelings of shame. This is why parents should help their kids to find ways to experience and learn from failure—as easily and as cheaply as possible.

03/09/2021

Here are a few ways educators can create a connection from afar!

There is light at the end of our long tunnel of social isolation, but teachers still need to focus on students’ sense of connection to their peers and school community.

02/14/2021

Happy Valentine’s Day!

02/02/2021

Promoting relationships and a positive mindset toward learning has a bigger impact on students’ long-term success than raising test scores, new research shows.