Resources for Teachers and Educators

Thinking of becoming a teacher? Every teacher devotes his or her life to education for reasons as individual to them as any other part of their identity.

In the wake of a devastating pandemic, supporting women in the workplace and in business is more crucial than ever.

Social and emotional learning skills are important for any child. Here are resources adults can use to teach SEL to children.

Parent-teacher conferences are an important part of collaborating for child development. Teach.com shares some tips for parents and teachers.

When high-achieving students experience pressure to succeed, it can drain their mental health.

Because schools are moving to online classrooms, both students and teachers are navigating major adjustments to routines, expectations and accessibility.

K-12 teachers often are so busy supporting others that they might overlook their own well-being. Teach.com has collected mental health resources for teachers and school staff.

Many children are using screens more to learn, connect with friends, play games and explore virtual worlds. But parents should balance screen use.

Gender Sexuality Alliances (GSAs) offer safe spaces for all students, especially LGBTQ youth.

The health care system and how the general public perceives it can be influenced by many information sources—or in some cases, sources of misinformation.

Transitioning to distance learning requires a combination of flexibility, intentionality and self-direction.

Los niños inmigrantes que aprenden inglés en las escuelas estadounidenses a menudo reciben un diagnóstico erróneo de trastornos del habla o del lenguaje cuando en realidad están expresando diferencias de idioma.