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By Gail Boushey In 2025, ten years after my last book, I worked on two completely new books in a single year. One to deepen your teaching craft (the practices that make teaching work); one to build the resilience that…
What Is Neurodiversity Celebration Week? Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a global initiative that challenges stereotypes and promotes the inclusion of neurodivergent individuals in all areas of society. It encourages schools, universities, and workplaces to recognise neurodiversity as a natural variation…
By Maree Davies What inspired you to write this book at this particular moment in time, when AI and algorithm-driven media are reshaping how teenagers consume information? Teenagers today are often criticised for spending too much time on their screens,…
The following tips give guidance on essential film techniques that are critical for successful filmmaking. Some of them may seem more advanced than others, however all of them are important for both beginners and for those with experience. Using the…
Celebrating Women's History Month 2026 Most of us are aware that March is Women's History Month, but do you actually know the history? Not the simplified narrative. Not the single milestone we were asked to memorize in school (1920, when women’s right to…
For students, educators and researchers, choosing the right US History textbooks can feel overwhelming. With so many options available, the key is finding books that are academically credible, up to date, and engaging enough to support both teaching and independent…
What Is Chinese New Year and Why Is It Important? Chinese New Year, also known as Lunar New Year or the Spring Festival (Chunjie), marks the beginning of the lunar calendar and is the most significant annual celebration in China…
What Is Black History Month in the United States? Black History Month, observed each February in the United States, is a time to honour the achievements, resilience, and cultural contributions of African Americans. Established to recognise histories too often excluded…
The following is excerpted from The Heart of Fiction: Reading for Character, Theme and Craft by Kate Roberts. Our students can get better at reading. More specifically, all students can get better at thinking about the texts they read. Even…
Understanding US history means understanding Black history. The experiences, resistance, and achievements of Black Americans have shaped the nation’s politics, culture and education through generations of resistance and achievement. If you’re a student researcher beginning to explore US Black history,…
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