The Kentucky Association of Chinese Language Teachers is the only professional organization of its kind to serve the interests and needs of Kentucky’s teachers of Chinese at all level of instruction, in both public and private schools.
Oldham County's Kathy Beardsley integrated the Discovery Channel's 'Shark Week" and hands-on science activities at a Summer Literacy Camp for a one-of-a-kind science and literacy experience.
On-demand writing is called “on demand” because of when it is done and how it is done. “On demand” is not the product itself.
Jefferson County's Stephanie Fields says number talks, which she once thought of as being used in elementary schools, can be a useful tool for the middle school grades.
Professional learning communities can be a great support for teachers involved with the Mathematics Design Collaborative.
Boyd County's Carly Baldwin turned to an idea used by Google to get her students more involved in their own learning.
The library media specialist at Nicholasville Elementary partnered with the Jessamine County Public Library during the 2015-16 school year to introduce students to virtual book clubs.
East Carter County High School's Ben Hawkins shares how French Fest became a regular event and a learning tool at his school.
When the 8th annual Hopkinsville International Festival kicks off in March 2017, the world will come to Hopkinsville.
Pulaski County's Esther Lee Barron shares how she used her own multicultural life to help teachers think about the world in a broader way.