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Invite students' diverse cultures and background knowledge into writing assignments. Learn what autoethnography is and how it fosters young scribes.

Are you a new teacher feeling overwhelmed by the demands of the classroom?

Math Workshop is a universal method that transcends age, benefiting learners across grades.

Why aren't students reading anymore? And what can educators do about it?

Help students notice nature in a text to tune into the pressing conflict of climate change with Marilyn Pryle's sample reading response.

Background knowledge acts as a framework that students can use to connect new information to what they already know, deepening their reading comprehension.

Heinemann is thrilled to partner with Dr. Chris Emdin to bring timely and practical content to teachers through his new series Don't Worry Just Teach.

Carla Dabau provides tips for creating classroom spaces to bring peace and success to teachers.

In anticipation of NCTE 2024, we're happy to offer a discount of 20% off professional books. See post for details, including Heinemann's informational NCTE page.

How can we address the hurdles that adolescent writers face? One way is through an invitation to become a modern-day scribe.

New teachers, is your start-of-the-year energy dead and gone? Berit Gordon provides tips to revive yourself mid-year.

100-Word Stories is now available as an audiobook! Listen to the book in author Kim Culbertson's own voice, featuring Grant Faulkner.

Announcing the line up for the 2025 Heinemann professional books!

What does critical reading mean in a time of social media, YouTube, algorithms, AI, and fake news? Join us for the book launch of 5 Questions for Any Text: Critical Reading in the Age of Disinformation by Marilyn Pryle.

In this IN PERSON event, Andrea Honigsfeld explores how language and literacy development is a dynamic process that naturally evolves for multilingual learners.

Building background knowledge moves students away from fake reading and into long reading with books.

R. Joseph Rodríguez outlines the scribe's elements of literacy and scribal practices to help students gain a life long love of writing.

Today we hear from author and teacher Marilyn Pryle about the crucial role of English teachers in today's world.