Advice from educators
How Teachers can Foster and Encourage Student Activism
On January 18th, 2020, I attended my first march. My sister-in-law is an activist, and she invited me. She made signs and was more pumped
On January 18th, 2020, I attended my first march. My sister-in-law is an activist, and she invited me. She made signs and was more pumped
We know that parent engagement is key to supporting student success. The CDC states that, “Research shows that parent engagement in schools is closely linked to better
What is Cognitive Flexibility? Cognitive flexibility is an executive brain function that encompasses the ability to think about multiple concepts simultaneously or to switch from
If you’ve never watched Rita Pierson’s TED Talk “Every Kid Needs a Champion,” you’re missing a serious case of the goose bumps. Ms. Pierson says
What is Alternative Education? Alternative education is a program of study for students that need specialized instruction outside of the traditional educational setting. The reasons
When it comes to speech and motor skills, children grow and develop at varying rates. This can be challenging when trying to meet the needs
Why are Principal Turnover Rates High? Principals are the pillars of our school communities. Teachers, students, families, and community members look to them for support,
A classroom behavior management plan is a proactive strategy a teacher implements to cultivate an optimal learning environment for students. Without proper classroom management, effective
What Challenges Do Gifted Students Face in the Classroom? One of the most significant concerns among educators is closing the achievement gap for our struggling
Barriers to Attendance Coming to school today can be a challenge for so many children and teenagers. It is so vitally important for teachers and
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