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Teachers need laughter more than ever. Did you know that humor can be a powerful instructional tool as well as a great way to bond with colleagues? Learn four ways to use laughter in your school and classroom.

At Leakesville Jr. High School in Greene County, MS, a pair of Grade 6 teachers have built strong relationships with students to help each learner achieve successful outcomes. These teachers have created learning environments in which students are comfortable, encouraged to ask questions, and take ownership of their learning.

During stressful times, it’s easy to forget your “Why,” or the reasons you do what you do. Do you remember why you became a teacher? Was it to help young people? A love of learning? National Director Danielle Sullivan offers insight and an exercise to help educators rediscover their purpose.

Educators are notoriously bad at taking care of themselves. In this professional paper excerpt, Danielle Sullivan, National Director of Content and Implementation at Curriculum Associates, delivers empathy and actionable advice for educators who are just starting their self-care journey.

Curriculum Associates’ National Director Danielle Sullivan shares her take on a new book about distance learning, Distance Learning Playbook: Teaching for Engagement and Impact in Any Setting from Douglas Fisher, Nancy Frey, and John Hattie.