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Association for Middle Level Education
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3 Reasons Mastery Learning Fails In Schools (And What to Do About It)
Over a decade ago, I created a mastery-based framework for instruction as a solution to challenges I was having in my own high needs 7th grade science classroom. What started as a personal solution to improving learning for my own students, has led to spending over a decade…
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The Middle: Where Literacy and Knowledge Grow Together
What school leaders can do to build a schoolwide culture of literacy Elementary school is often seen as where students learn to read, and high school as where rigor picks up. But the middle grades are where essential literacy skills take root. Texts are longer, vocabulary…
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Building Independence in Young Adolescents through Executive Functioning Skills
Imagine asking students to locate the article you handed them yesterday. One student opens a binder, turns to a color-coded tab, and finds it in fifteen seconds. A classmate takes three minutes to find the right binder, with crumpled papers sticking out in every direction. Both…
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AMLE Recognizes 2026 Conrad Toepfer Award Recipient Robert Dumas
The Association for Middle Level Education (AMLE) has named Robert Dumas recipient of the 2026 Conrad Toepfer Award for the Civic Engagement of Middle Grades Students. This prestigious award, named after Dr. Conrad Toepfer, a pioneer of the middle school movement, recognizes…
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Taking a Fresh Look at What Matters Most in the New School Year
How can educators pursue excellence without sacrificing their well-being? In the Season 6 premiere of the AMLE Walk and Talk Podcast, hosts Phyllis Fagell and Jessica McGuire explore a challenge familiar to many middle level educators: balancing professional ambition with…
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AI-Resistant Authentic Learning Experiences: Creating Meaningful Learning in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
The New Question Facing Educators Technology has long shaped education, from the use of pencil and paper to the digital tools of today. Even the innovation of the calculator sparked controversy over replacing traditional skills and left educators to redefine the skills that…