Maria Grant, Diana Lapp, Judy Reinhartz, Lori Fulton, Brian Campbell and Laura Cabrera contribute their ideas on using the Next Generation of Science Standards with English Language Learners.

Alicia Johal, Maria Montalvo-Balbed, Donna Barrett-Williams, Caleb Cheung, Laura Prival , Claudio Vargas and Ariane Huddleston share their suggestions on using the NGSS with English Language Learners.

Here are my choices for the BEST Classroom Q & A posts in 2015.

Here are the ten most popular posts during 2015.

This week's question is: What are the best ways to teach the Next Generation Science Standards to English Language Learners?

Today's post includes contributions from David Yeager, Debbie Zacarian, Peter DeWitt, and Barbara Blackburn, along with comments from readers. They discuss the practical aspects of helping students develop a growth mindset.

Part One in this series features responses from Eduardo Briceño, Kristine Mraz and Christine Hertz. They share their thoughts on how to implement a growth mindset in the classroom.

This week's question is: What exactly is meant by a growth mindset, what might be common misconceptions about it, and what could it look like in the classroom?

Today's post includes contributions from Randi Weingarten, Jody Spiro, Susan Ochshorn and Meghan Everette discussing how teachers can effectively engage in educational policy decisions. I've also included comments left by readers.

Karen Baptiste, Eric C. Heins, Mary Tedrow, and David Griffith share their suggestions on how teachers can affect education policy decisions.