Join KWLA for its fall conference in September
The Kentucky World Language Association’s annual Fall Conference is set for Sept. 15-17 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel at the Louisville Airport.
Teachers share their experiences of creating formative assessment lessons
Two teachers share their experiences of being part a group of Kentucky teachers developing formative assessment lessons for grades K-5.
Kentucky Text Set Project connects teachers and books
The Kentucky Text Set Project is intensive training designed to help teachers begin creating challenging, grade-level specific texts sets over a variety of engaging literacy and literary topics.
Math matters question of the month
Share your thoughts about this month's math question about new instructional practices with Kentucky Department of Education mathematics consultants.
Kentucky Reading Association conference set
Mark your calendars for the Kentucky Reading Conference, scheduled for Oct. 28-29 at the Galt House in Louisville.
Is your library media program effective?
State law requires all elementary schools in Kentucky to provide high-quality library media programs. But how you know what is considered effective for a school library program?
Reading promotion in the age of Vine and Instagram
Three educators at Ballard High School decided to work together last school year to see how they could get students really excited about reading.
Fall library conference set for Sept. 21-24
School libraries will be the focus the last two days of this yearly event, with sessions covering a wide array of topics such as school library/public library collaborations, innovative makerspaces and the latest in new book releases for K-12 students.
NEA report looks at benefits of the arts
The National Endowment for the Arts issued a report late last year that provides a gap analysis of young children’s social and emotional benefits through arts participation.
Summit showcases Kentucky’s thriving arts scene
People attending the first Kentucky Arts Summit in June heard one message loud and clear – the arts are alive and well in Kentucky.