The research is mounting, and the verdict is in: Teaching yoga in the classroom can help students on psychological and […]

Feeling apprehensive about report cards? Whether you’re a first-time teacher who’s worried about where to start or you’re a veteran

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Congratulations! A new little one (or more!) is set to make their way into your family. As a mum of

Congratulations! A new little one (or more!) is set to make their way into your family. As a mum of

Mindfulness for Teachers The word “mindfulness” crops up in about as many education conversations these days as IEP or “self-paced.”

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Alanis Morissette may not be a teacher, but the singer has taught us all a thing or two about rocking

ECA recently launched a new series of Learning Hub modules on Digital Documentation and Technology in collaboration with Storypark. In