New York City Is Moving to Ban Phones From School. Will It Work?
[ad_1] With New York and Los Angeles now poised to become the two largest districts to address those concerns with new bans, here’s a look
Pandemic Aid to Schools Paid Off, But We Don’t Know How
[ad_1] The most interesting nuggets from the two reports, however, were how the academic gains varied wildly across the nation. That’s not only because some
Congress Poured Billions of Dollars Into Schools. Did It Help Students Learn?
[ad_1] The federal relief “was worth the investment,” Reardon tells NPR. “It led to significant improvements in children’s academic performance… It wasn’t enough money, or
We Know Transitions Can Be Tough for Kids. It’s True for Adults, Too.
[ad_1] From Becoming an Everyday Changemaker by Alex Shevrin Venet. © 2024 Routledge/Taylor & Francis. Reproduced with permission. Change is unsettling. I mean this in
Each Student Has a Different Reading Journey. Many Fall Into These 3 Categories.
[ad_1] Me: “What?! I assume you loved it?” Student: “Yup. It was so good.” Me: “Did you even sleep?!” Occasionally, the instant starters will ask
5 Reasons To Keep Up Read-Alouds Beyond Kindergarten
[ad_1] Brenda Krupp, a reading specialist and co-author of Welcome to Reading Workshop, recommended that teachers pre-read the book and make notes about places they
Kindergartners Are Missing a Lot of School. This District Has a Fix
[ad_1] In many K-12 schools across the country, an alarming number of children have been chronically absent – an old problem that COVID-19 made much,
3 Strategies for Encouraging Dads’ Involvement in Schools
[ad_1] “We have to take steps to ensure that dads are being seen and heard,” said Chavis. A simple solution is to send all school
As Teacher Layoffs Loom, Research Evidence Mounts that Seniority Protections Hurt Kids in Poverty
[ad_1] Economists haven’t been able to conclusively prove that student achievement suffered more under LIFO layoffs than other ways of reducing the teacher workforce. But
Worried About Your Kid’s Screen Time? Limit Your Own
[ad_1] It’s very common for parents like myself to feel guilty about their own screen use, says Jenny Radesky, a developmental behavioral pediatrician and media