Instructional video is at the heart of a Modern Classroom. But a video without captions leaves students behind. Whether you teach English Language Learners, students with learning differences, or kids who simply learn better when they can read along, subtitles make your instruction more accessible to all. Here are four methods, from the simplest one-step option to more advanced techniques.

Elmira City Public Schools set out to rethink math instruction by building a system that could better meet the needs of every student. And leadership in charge really meant every student.

Community Engagement Manager Toni Rose Deanon shares their experience visiting classrooms in DeKalb.

Susan Russell’s middle school science class in Shelby County Public Schools uses a combination of routines and structures to build classroom community while self-pacing.

In Heather Fellers’s high school class in Portland School District, she supports English Language Learners as they move from the newcomer class to mainstream education. The structure of her class is set up to support students in developing the language skills and academic strategies that will help them be successful in her class and beyond.

Explore Toni-Ann Young’s 4th grade math classroom in Durham Public Schools and learn how she structures student groups to support learning, collaboration, and leadership.

Mayflower teachers are moving toward responsive education in the hopes of truly meeting the needs of every learner while maintaining rigor.

Explore Amy Bracher’s high school science class and learn how her setup allows her to correct misunderstandings in real time.

Progress tracking is an essential classroom tool that supports student success in a self-paced classroom.

What happens when a district prioritizes personalized learning and school leadership support educator collaboration? You get a 6th grade team that works together to build out the necessary supports to meet the needs of every student.

Notes are an essential element to student learning and success. Guided notes can increase the impact of self-paced videos for students of all learning levels.

Modern Classrooms Project’s research-based instructional model and Snorkl’s AI-powered assessment tool empower every student to master math at their own pace.

How are you measuring mastery? And just as importantly, how do your students know what is expected of them to effectively demonstrate mastery? Dive into six examples from real classrooms.

Meet Michelle Gross, 2026 Kentucky Teacher of the Year and Modern Classroom educator.

What are the implications of displaying student progress publicly? Let’s explore what educators should keep in mind when using this tool to support student learning.

Modern Classrooms Project is proud to announce a new two-year partnership with The Innovation Project, an elite group of North Carolina superintendents.

Located in the state of Kentucky, Spencer County Schools is a people-first organization centering on the care and support provided to students, staff, and families. Here’s what Spencer County is doing that can inspire math teachers everywhere.

It’s time to take your digital classroom to the next level. We’ve collected the best practices for setting up your Learning Management System (LMS) with Canvas that promote greater student independence and content mastery.

We collected the best practices from elementary educators using Canvas as their Learning Management System (LMS) while implementing a Modern Classroom.

Joseph Lombardi shares how he combines a Modern Classroom with Building Thinking Classrooms.