Some of the most positive lessons we can experience don't appear in any curriculum. Here is a list of them that will change your life for the better.

How do you face the most common challenges with formative assessment and move forward from them? Let’s find out together in this article.

In any great lesson, an essential question drives the quest for knowledge and discovery. How do we write essential questions that matter and that inspire the best learning possible?

Nobody's perfect and neither is anybody's thinking. However, that doesn't mean we can't get better at it and start thinking more critically. Here’s how to do it by fixing how we think.

Assessment activities should be quick, enjoyable, and versatile. You can’t go wrong with these assessment activities that are perfect for formative evaluations on the go.

Here we have 6 of the most efficient methods for giving your learners the upper hand in overcoming learning barriers as they appear.

The list of beneficial lifelong learning skills one can have is broad and diverse, and it pays to develop them constantly. Here are 10 to place your focus on, and why they matter.

No matter if you're doing them at home or in the classroom, these exercises provide enjoyable and stimulating avenues for learning the growth mindset in the younger years.

Formative assessment is assessment for learning and as learning. What follows are 10 innovative formative assessment strategies for teachers to try out.

There is much that has been said in praise of critical thinking, but what are the advantages of engaging in it? That’s what we hope to address in this post.

How can learners own their learning with critical thinking activities they’ll really love? We’ve got some ideas—here are some compelling critical thinking activities that you can do with your learners.

This framework features 10 in-depth learning questions learners can apply to their own self-directed learning pursuits.

Need some purposeful questions to drive learning and get your learners thinking critically and independently? Here are over 300 examples by category. Use them for lesson plans, daily challenges, group activities, and much more.

Using purposeful questions means more than just asking them. It means embedding their essence into your learners’ imaginations.