If teachers do one thing well, it’s share: content, curriculum, success (and failure) stories, and empathetic anecdotes.
The future of education is already being explored and created at this very moment by teachers and education leaders who dare to disrupt rigid, outdated practices and attitudes and replace them with innovative tools, pedagogies, and ideas. Teachers from all ranges of experiences can benefit from tuning in to education blogs that publish relevant content on a regular basis.
Below, we’ve updated the list of the 50 best education blogs to follow in 2021. The list includes teachers, principals, authors, researchers, journalists, speakers, and thought leaders in all realms of education. Some of these education blogs cover a broad range of content while others focus on more specific areas like edtech, project-based learning, and literacy.
Alfie Kohn
Alfie Kohn might be best known for his 1993 book: Punished by Rewards. Advocating for intrinsic motivation over the use of rewards, Kohn has continued to write about pivotal topics in education today. His most recent essays focus on the progressive teacher’s role in the classroom, autism, and deconstructing scaffolding.
Answer Sheet (by Valerie Strauss, Washington Post)
Valerie Strauss is the voice behind the Washington Post’s education blogs. Strauss shares perspectives on the link between COVID-19 misinformation and news outlets (and other literacy lessons), what middle school students learning during the pandemic need now, and what technology needs to go after being introduced to schools during COVID-19. She also shares analyses on recent data and trends.
A Principal’s Reflections
Eric Sheninger is an award-winning principle, best-selling author, keynote speaker, and coach. His most recent publication is called Disruptive Thinking In Our Classrooms: Preparing Learners for Their Future, and his most recent blog posts consider what it means to be an equitable leader, upgrade a KWL chart, and optimize feedback for student learning.
If teachers do one thing well, it’s share: content, curriculum, success (and failure) stories, and empathetic anecdotes.
The future of education is already being explored and created at this very moment by teachers and education leaders who dare to disrupt rigid, outdated practices and attitudes and replace them with innovative tools, pedagogies, and ideas. Teachers from all ranges of experiences can benefit from tuning in to education blogs that publish relevant content on a regular basis.
Below, we’ve updated the list of the 50 best education blogs to follow in 2021. The list includes teachers, principals, authors, researchers, journalists, speakers, and thought leaders in all realms of education. Some of these education blogs cover a broad range of content while others focus on more specific areas like edtech, project-based learning, and literacy.
Alfie Kohn
Alfie Kohn might be best known for his 1993 book: Punished by Rewards. Advocating for intrinsic motivation over the use of rewards, Kohn has continued to write about pivotal topics in education today. His most recent essays focus on the progressive teacher’s role in the classroom, autism, and deconstructing scaffolding.
Answer Sheet (by Valerie Strauss, Washington Post)
Valerie Strauss is the voice behind the Washington Post’s education blogs. Strauss shares perspectives on the link between COVID-19 misinformation and news outlets (and other literacy lessons), what middle school students learning during the pandemic need now, and what technology needs to go after being introduced to schools during COVID-19. She also shares analyses on recent data and trends.
A Principal’s Reflections
Eric Sheninger is an award-winning principle, best-selling author, keynote speaker, and coach. His most recent publication is called Disruptive Thinking In Our Classrooms: Preparing Learners for Their Future, and his most recent blog posts consider what it means to be an equitable leader, upgrade a KWL chart, and optimize feedback for student learning.
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