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20/07/2025

A class is like a book. 📖 The way you begin and end it can transform what happens in between: https://edut.to/46nUC2J

20/07/2025

Teachers explain how to use these routines (and 16 more!) to quickly restore calm in your classroom: https://edut.to/3GyySXj

20/07/2025

The ABC's of self-talk 💡

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13/07/2025

Words matter. ✨ What we say shapes how kids see themselves and their inner voice. Positive words truly empower all students to believe in their potential! Plus, research shows that kids who grow up hearing encouragement develop stronger self-motivation and confidence. 💪

13/07/2025

25/06/2025

Classroom management tips, assessment ideas, pointers for working with parents—our Starter Pack of Resources for New Teachers has it all! ✨ Check it out and pass it on: https://edut.to/3G44Iu8

02/06/2025

These tools can help students improve their attention stamina: https://edut.to/4lLwtrW

11/05/2025

As a member of Edutopia’s community team, Samer connects with many of you each day, hearing countless stories of your impact on students and fellow teachers. He’s grateful for the many things you do to drive learning. 🧑‍🏫

28/04/2025

Here are some of our top recommendations for science websites for kids!

Check out this post for links:
https://www.educatorstechnology.com/2025/04/top-stem-websites-for-kids.html

26/04/2025

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Bees Hold a Hidden Wisdom

When a beehive loses its queen—the one life-giver and unifier of their intricate society—it faces a quiet catastrophe. The rhythm of the colony slows. No new eggs mean no future, and within weeks, extinction looms.

But the bees don’t fall into chaos. They don’t wait for rescue.

Instead, they act—swiftly, intelligently, instinctively. What follows is one of nature’s most remarkable responses to crisis.

It begins with an unexpected decision.

From among the countless ordinary larvae—destined to become ordinary worker bees—a few are chosen. They aren’t special. They weren’t born different. But their destiny is about to change.

These chosen few are fed something extraordinary: royal jelly—a potent, nutrient-rich secretion from specialized nurse bees. It’s more than food; it’s a signal. A biological switch.

Fed exclusively on this substance, one larva’s body begins to transform. It grows larger, stronger. Its lifespan extends nearly twentyfold. It will no longer serve. It will reign.

The queen is not born. She is made.

This isn’t about superior genes. It’s about nourishment, care, and environment. If humans could do the same—take any child and, with the right support, cultivate greatness—imagine the possibilities.

Crisis doesn’t end life. It creates leaders.

The larva’s transformation doesn’t just save her. It rescues the entire hive. As a new queen, she restores the colony’s order, fertility, and rhythm. A future once threatened is rebuilt—stronger, more resilient.

A quiet lesson in resilience

In their silence, bees teach us: when everything seems lost, what’s needed isn’t panic. It’s vision. Choice. Compassion. Leadership.

Their world reminds us that greatness isn’t born—it’s nurtured. That even in the darkest times, with the right support, someone ordinary can become extraordinary.

Because sometimes, the most powerful leaders rise from the most uncertain moments.

— Adapted from a piece by Rumi Sanchez

25/04/2025

Looking for helpful apps for students with special needs?

Here is a curated list of top apps for dyslexia, autism, and visual impairment — perfect for supporting learning and communication!

17/04/2025

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