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The Park Slope middle school teacher netted a $20,000 prize for her exceptional influence not only on her school and students, but on the teaching profession at large.

Patch.com reporter Sydney Pereira spoke with the 2019 MƒA Muller Award for Professional Influence in Education winners, MƒA Master Teachers Gary Rubinstein and Lynn Shon, about the recent honor and th

The MƒA Muller Award for Professional Influence in Education is given to two New York City public school teachers who, during their tenure as an MƒA Master Teacher, have influenced the teaching profes

Why Minimal Guidance During Instruction Does Not Work: An Analysis of the Failure of Constructivist, Discovery, Problem-Based, Experiential, and Inquiry-Based Teaching

From uplifting to heartbreaking, these intimate stories delivered powerful messages that made listeners laugh, cry, and feel inspired. 

People who look like me have and will continue to break down barriers and challenge long-held assumptions of what a “chemist” looks like.

Teachers often rely on memory to analyze their students’ comprehension of a new lesson after it is introduced, but what if there was a way to further investigate learning, specifically students’ mathe

In a guest blog post for the American Mathematical Society, MƒA President John Ewing says “poppycock!” to those who push the notion that American education is in a crisis.

PIX 11 New York visited the MƒA course “Getting Cheesy: Microbial Analysis of Cheese” at Murray’s Cheese Long Island City Distribution Center.

Dr. George Hart led over 100 MƒA teachers in 10 different hands-on activities, where they worked together to construct aesthetically impactful geometric objects out of cardboard sheets.