For those of us who spent our formative years in traditional, single-grade K–12 classrooms, the idea of a multigrade classroom may seem like a foreign concept. Multiple grades? In... read more

Although assessments might not be the most thrilling part of education, when implemented intentionally, they have great value for student learning.  According to educator Carol... read more

The Kindergarten Stepping Stones curriculum is modeled on the belief that kindergarten children need “frequent changes of activities” but also “fairly predictable routines” and “... read more

At many Adventist schools science teachers focus on inquiry-based learning, lessons are developed around a customized 5-step instructional model. This model divides the learning... read more

In the Broadway musical My Fair Lady, protagonist Eliza Doolittle exclaims: “Words, words, words—all I get is words! I get words all day!” Her comment describes the ideal... read more

In the award-winning novel Each Little Bird That Sings by Deborah Wiles, ten-year-old Comfort Snowberger is counseled by her great uncle Edisto to “Open your arms to life! Let it... read more