Teacher Clarity is defined as organization, explanation, examples and guided practice, and assessment of student learning. This page includes examples and guides teachers can use to make sure their students are understanding what is happening in the classroom.

Feedback is one of the most powerful influences on learning and achievement! Good feedback has a motivating effect, while bad feedback causes discouragement.

While asking questions may seem like a simple task, it is perhaps the most powerful tool teachers have at their disposal. The tricky part? Asking the right question of the right student at the right moment.

This page includes articles, videos and additional resources that help teachers understand how to use active student response techniques such as, oral response, non-verbal techniques, and writing to engage students and collect accurate feedback to drive instruction.

Differentiation is the act of meeting students where they're at to help them grow. This page included articles, videos, and resources to help teachers differentiate for classes of students with diverse ability levels and learning styles.

Partnering with families is a crucial element of students' social emotional and academic development. This page includes resources for partnering with families.