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Examining Summer Learning Loss
Take a moment to think back to when you were in school. Wasn’t it always interesting how the first few weeks of school were review?
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Take a moment to think back to when you were in school. Wasn’t it always interesting how the first few weeks of school were review?
With summer break quickly approaching, many teachers and students are looking forward to the time off, warm weather, and fun summer activities. However, summer can
Since you are an educator, you probably did not sleep on a bed of dollar bills last night or go to all five of the
Education is constantly evolving, but a strong foreign language program can add stability and enhance student learning and success. Numerous benefits exist to support a
Student social and emotional well-being is nurtured in myriad ways in the school setting, including direct instruction on social-emotional learning skills, trusting relationships with adults,
During the 2006 through 2008 school years, I spent my first two years as a new school administrator running an after-school program for grades sixth
What is Design Thinking? As educators, we all strive to see continuous growth from every single one of our students. We encourage them every day
In a world of ever-increasing divisiveness, it is perhaps more important than ever that, as teachers, we promote and establish an accessible learning environment in
Common buzzwords fly around in education as though a swarm of hornets have been thrust out of their hive and the understanding is often lost
What Challenges do Rural Students Face? As we are all preparing to head back to school this fall, we once again are dealing with the
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