| By Amy Deslattes | During one of my most challenging years as a high school ELA educator, I struggled to prepare lessons that met the needs of 100+ students across three grade levels. While differentiation was a commonly touted instructional strategy, I lacked the resources to implement it effectively. Considering the large percentage of … Read more
| By Gale Staff | On May 8, the College of Cardinals elected Robert Francis Prevost the 268th pope of the Roman Catholic Church—the Church’s first-ever American pope. Although Pope Leo XIV, hails from a working-class background in Chicago, his journey to the Vatican bridges multiple continents, cultures, and languages. For the classroom, Prevost’s ascendancy … Read more
| By Gale Staff | With all of the recent ups and downs in the market, today’s business students need reliable sources that go beyond the headlines for a deeper appreciation of how internal, company-level priorities interact with external market forces. Gale Business: Insights is your bridge between the complexities of an ever-changing business landscape … Read more
| By Gale Staff | AI has the potential to transform today’s educational landscape. At Gale, we’re taking an intentional approach to AI, guided by the practical needs of our customers. In DATIA’s 2024 report, AI in K12 Education, over half of respondents said they strongly believe AI can help teachers be more efficient, allowing … Read more
| By Gale Staff | Public libraries have long been champions of lifelong learning, and now they can expand their impact with Gale Presents: GetSetUp—a dynamic online platform designed specifically for older adults. This engaging resource offers live and on-demand interactive classes led by peers, covering everything from technology and wellness to travel and creative pursuits. … Read more
| By Gale Staff | In May, the United States and China agreed to ease tariffs for 90 days, while further negotiations take place on a long-term trade deal. The United States dropped duties on Chinese imports from 145% down to 30%, while China lowered its 125% tariffs on American goods to just 10%. Yet, … Read more