1977. Educators could have had this information in their hands close to 50 years ago.
Thankful for Emily and her team but sad and disappointed at the suppression of Project Follow Through for all of these years.
Episode 3 of Sold a Story Season 2 is out today apmreports.org/episode/2026/…
Emily Hanford’s first Sold a Story continues to have profound effects on the way we teach reading.
This is our coaching team watching the trailer for Sold a Story 2. Our principals will watch it this week. Watertown is ready. Thank you @ehanford
Yes.
Sold a Story Season 2 is coming, two weeks from today. youtube.com/watch?v=4YDq-AB_…
Music to my ears! 🎶 @MrZachG working with our science teachers today, with a big focus on the Instructional Hierarchy.
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Educational leadership conferences are largely a scam focused on vague platitudes and inspirational mumbo jumbo, when the average principal believes in a long list of bad ideas that include emphasizing anything but the instruction that will get kids to learn the material.
Wow. Brave teachers.
🚨 New episode is now live!
I’m joined (anonymously) by two teachers who changed their approach to math instruction after seeing too many students struggle.
Their students started below the national average & finished well above it. We talk about Illustrative Math, productive struggle, how to work around a faulty math curriculum & more!
🎧 Listen below
#ChalkandTalk #MathEducation #Teaching
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PISA 2025 offers telling tale about what really constitutes a good education system — EducationHQ educationhq.com/news/pisa-20…
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Yes, I keep a digital calendar, but every Sunday, I write out my meetings for the week. Before anything else, I always write ‘student achievement’—a reminder to stay focused despite competing priorities. As leaders, we must be relentless in our focus.
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Replying to @Kathy_Rice @Parents4RJ
Becoming a proficient reader and writer is the ultimate SEL.
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"I don't know anyone who's wise who doesn't read a lot. But that's not enough: You have to have a temperament to grab ideas and do sensible things." — Charlie Munger
Thank you, @GTavernetti , for the 2nd edition of Teach Fast! Honored to have a testimonial included. Grateful for your support of Watertown and our work. Education leaders and teachers, add Gene’s book to your reading list! 📚🤓
Thank you @rastokke and @brian_poncy. Watertown is excited to use Facts on Fire more broadly this year. 💫
A good reminder as many of us begin another school year: We have an obligation to keep learning about how students learn and to let that knowledge inform how we teach and lead. Thank you @Doug_Lemov























