Spotlight
AI + Education
Dr. Sarah Johnson tackles the big questions about using AI in education, in your inbox each month.
Coaching & professional learning — for teachers by teachers.
We deliver research-driven, curriculum-aligned, customized professional learning, because when teachers thrive, students thrive.
Rooted in learning science. Focused on impact.
Our research-driven approach dramatically improves student outcomes, shown by our impact on 1.9 million students nationwide (and counting).
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School & District Partners
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Research and resources for the field
Our team – made up almost entirely of current and former educators – brings deep, hands-on expertise to the field of professional learning. Explore a selection of our published research here.
RPPL Report:
Research-Aligned Teacher Development
A critical look at how RPPL’s focus on scalable, impactful professional learning.
Curriculum Internalization Resource Guide
Why strong curriculum understanding is the critical first step for MLLs.
Educator Voices
“I feel a lot better as a teacher. When you are soaring and you just feel there’s this, you are gliding. That’s it. And that’s how I feel now. I’ve been teaching for over 20 years, but I’ve never felt this way. I have never, I’m more confident in the work I do.”
– Teacher in Milwaukee, WI
Knowledge Hub
A library of practical tools, insights, and resources – designed by Teaching Lab to support educators and system leaders in real-world work.
Podcast Episode
“I Got Lucky” — Why Teacher Coaching Shouldn’t Be Left to Chance
Dr. Sarah Johnson shares why impactful coaching shouldn’t be a matter of luck — and how Teaching Lab and Relay are building a system to support every teacher. For years, the response to the te
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He burned out proving it worked. Then he built something better.
How one teacher turned a breaking point into a better way to give writing feedback. A few weeks ago, we shared Dr. Sarah Johnson’s argument from SXSW EDU: that AI in education keeps failing because
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