Heinemann Blog

To answer 'what is math workshop?', learn about the 7 characteristics of successful math workshops from Jennifer Lempp.

Every Kid a Writer is now available as an audiobook! Listen to the reading in the author's own voice.

With the newly release Growing Language and Literacy, Grades 6-12, Andrea Honigsfeld outlines how this text is a must-have for all teachers with multilingual learners.

Join host Liz Prather and guest Willeena Booker as they explore the transformative potential of writing as a tool for healing and social justice.

The freewriting students do is often looser and more readable than what they do on papers or essays. Tom Newkirk offers suggestions on the exercise.

Ellin Keene provides three effective instructional moves in literacy instruction for crafting sessions that integrate reading and writing.

Collaborative writing projects can encourage students to work together and share ideas while developing their skills. Learn more from Georgia Heard.

Heinemann author Andrea Honigsfeld discusses her new book.

Growing Language and Literacy, 6-12 is now available! Watch Andrea Honigsfeld discuss how this can be a go-to text for any teacher.

Prioritizing personalized learning experiences, Matific’s adaptive technology creates individualized learning pathways for each student through the thousands of standards-based math activities.

Wille Carver and Liz Prather explore how sharing personal narratives can pave the path to healing and advocacy.

Try some of these easy ways to help empower your readers during reading workshop.

Here are three effective ways schools can implement Matific’s rigorous pedagogy designed by educational experts from leading universities.

Teaching Beyond the Timeline is now available! Watch the authors discuss how teaching thematically allows students to connect current events to their lives.

China Harvey and Lisa Herzig discuss their new book, Teaching Beyond the Timeline.

Saxon® Reading Foundations’ approach to teaching phonics and spelling concepts is grounded in foundational research from the science of reading and cognitive science.

Connecting current events to history through thematic teaching increases student engagement. China Harvey and Lisa Herzig offer some tips.

David Rockower and Liz Prather discuss how students explore what matters to them through writing.