The Georgia Education Review

01/21/2021

Would you like to incorporate Amanda Gorman's inaugural poem, "The Hill We Climb" into your class? Check out PBS's lesson plan for grades 6-12.

In this NewsHour lesson, students will examine the message and goals of poet Amanda Gorman as she prepares to speak at the presidential inauguration.

06/11/2020

GAIT is pleased to announce its COVID19 Webinar Series. Educators across various settings experienced a collective experience this past Spring. These webinars are designed for various professionals...

03/12/2020

In light of recent and future closures: Free resources for transitioning to online teaching/learning.

02/03/2020

Related: I can still list all of the countries and their capitals from a “rap” I learned in 7th grade...many, many years ago.

🎵”Caracas, Venezuela/ Bogota, Columbia...”🎵

The arts may help students remember science lessons.

01/16/2020

Free webinar from NASA for university professors & researchers! Learn about what NASA can offer to help you strengthen your research and STEM curricula.

01/09/2020

Free, interactive exploration for your classroom but, pre-registration is required.

Presented by The Lupo Family Charitable Fund Additional support provided by The Dale E. and Janice Davis Johnston Family Foundation Tuesday, February 4, 2020 Session 1: 9:00 a.m.- 10:00 a.m. central time Session 2: 12:00 p.m.- 1:00 p.m. central time Join The National WWII Museum for a cross-country....

12/31/2019

Something a little different! Free!

Join a professional development program for pre-K–12 educators inspiring the next generation of explorers, conservationists, and global citizens.

11/09/2019

Check out NASA’s STEM Educator Professional Development Collaborative!

09/06/2019

"It's really not the fault of teachers—we have a system that does not give them enough support in terms of what the research says,"

Most teachers believe in learning styles and the concept of being right-brained versus left-brained, which have both been debunked by research, a new survey found.

07/09/2019

“We're born with the wiring for both kindness and cruelty, so altruism is not inevitable. It's a skill and a habit that we have the power — and responsibility — to foster, one good deed at a time.”

A hardwired, us-vs.-them mentality can easily pull kids away from kindness, toward cruelty. Here's what parents can do about it.

06/10/2019

The three practice guide recommendations on which the facilitator’s guide is based are:
- teach students how to use visual representations (Recommendation 3), - expose students to multiple problem-solving strategies (Recommendation 4)
- help students recognize and articulate mathematical concepts and notation (Recommendation 5)"

The Regional Educational Laboratory Program (REL) consists of a network of ten laboratories that serve the educational needs of a designated region by providing access to high quality scientifically valid education research through applied research and development projects, studies, and other relate...