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Last week, the Education Trust–West released the report “Black Minds Matter: Supporting the Educational Success of Black Children in California,” a comprehensive review of…
Read the storyBy Franklin P. Schargel Editor’s Note: This is part one in a series on the causes and prevention of teenage suicide. Suicide…
The reading, writing, and arithmetic taught in classrooms represent only part of a child’s education. From kindergarten through high school, students also…
When exams are approaching, you want every advantage to perform at your best. With so many study methods and tips circulating, it…
By Dr. Christina Counts Returning to school during a global pandemic has forced districts to rethink instruction and reconfigure learning spaces. Many…
By Martha Burns, Ph.D. Keeping students engaged an average of seven hours a day across a typical school year is a…
By Mary Kelly The skilled trades sector presents accessible, well-paying and meaningful career paths, yet the United States faces a significant…
Clinicians and teachers play a central role in observing, assessing, and interpreting children’s behavior to determine whether developmental delays are present. Although…
By Jamie Candee When I was in elementary school, I fell behind. Reading felt difficult, and most subjects seemed out of reach.…
PBS LearningMedia Launches Curriculum-Focused iBooks for K-8 Teachers PBS LearningMedia has released a new series of interactive iBooks designed to help K–8…
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