PBS Kids Senior Vice President Sara DeWitt discusses a new show rooted in the science of reading, with hopes it reinstills a love of reading for kids.
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Why TEAS Exam Candidates Struggle to Pass and How to Improve Their Scores
— Preparing for the Test of Essential Academic Skills can feel overwhelming, especially when you are trying to get into a competitive nursing program. You may spend hours reviewing biology, practising grammar questions, and solving mathematics problems, only to discover that your practice scores are not improving as quickly as you expected. The frustration becomes…
The Evolution of Homeschooling: Integrating Cultural and Religious Studies Through Online Classrooms
Discover how modern homeschooling and online classrooms help parents blend core academics with cultural roots, religious studies, and timeless values.
— Homeschooling wasn’t as it is now a couple of years ago. Most people at the time envisioned a nice table at home with a stack of thick paper books. A weary mother or father, attempting to clarify math issues or historical dates with a child. The parent would have to take all subjects as…
AI & Back-to-School Night: Anxious Parents, Nervous Teachers and Chill Coaches
Williams: The only adults not fretting about AI use can be found in the gym because no one is going to ask if a chatbot can run laps for their kid.
Williams: The only adults not fretting about AI use can be found in the gym because no one is going to ask if a chatbot can run laps for their kid.
Punishing Heat Waves Are Becoming More Common in California. Most Schools Aren’t Prepared
As extreme heat intensifies across California, schools face growing challenges protecting students from dangerous temperatures and insufficient shade.
As extreme heat intensifies across California, schools face growing challenges protecting students from dangerous temperatures and insufficient shade.
Philanthropy Once Built Schools. Today, It Could Build a New Way to Learn Math
Aldeman: Let students work independently, at their own pace, using high-quality content, guided by teachers and assessed with free, AP-style exams.
Aldeman: Let students work independently, at their own pace, using high-quality content, guided by teachers and assessed with free, AP-style exams.
How Educators Can Create Deeper Learning Through Global Experiences
Global learning connects classroom knowledge to real-world contexts, fostering deeper understanding and critical thinking.
Global learning connects classroom knowledge to real-world contexts, fostering deeper understanding and critical thinking.
Taking School Climate and Student Belonging One Step Further With ‘Mattering’
Georgetown professor Anna Johnson on correlation between students’ sense of value with their mental health and academic outcomes.
Georgetown professor Anna Johnson on correlation between students’ sense of value with their mental health and academic outcomes.
America Is Ready for Family Math. Let’s Make It the Next Parenting Habit
Kreider and Torgerson: Just as pediatricians advise parents to read to their children, they should encourage simple math activities.
Kreider and Torgerson: Just as pediatricians advise parents to read to their children, they should encourage simple math activities.
The Australian Government Claims to Love This Industry. Weird Way to Show It
An opinion piece examines Australia’s higher education funding for arts and humanities and its impact on creative education and careers.
An opinion piece examines Australia’s higher education funding for arts and humanities and its impact on creative education and careers.
After Years of Small Fixes, Big Ideas for Childcare Are Emerging
Project 2029’s childcare proposal would give families a choice between a free public childcare slot and a monthly stipend for other care arrangements.
Project 2029’s childcare proposal would give families a choice between a free public childcare slot and a monthly stipend for other care arrangements.
For Many Schools, Implementing AI Has Become a Minefield. How Congress Can Help
Song, Ham & Prescott: 5 ways gov't resources can assist educators in harnessing AI to drive deeper learning, critical thinking & workforce readiness.
Song, Ham & Prescott: 5 ways gov’t resources can assist educators in harnessing AI to drive deeper learning, critical thinking & workforce readiness.
Rogers Muwanguzi on Humanistic Education in Uganda
How does Eagle’s View Humanist Primary School promote reason, compassion, critical thinking, and self-reliance in Uganda?
“My vision is to build a place where children are taught not only what to think, but how to think.”
A Guide to Nursing Education: Choosing the Right Path for a Healthcare Career
A nursing career can shape both your professional future and your everyday life. The profession offers opportunities to support patients, work alongside healthcare teams, and build skills that stay valuable throughout your career. Before taking the first step, it helps to understand the educational options available and what each path requires. Understanding the Different Paths…
Do Americans Worry About Schools Becoming Too White? Too Asian?
Hartney: New survey finds Republicans and Democrats support merit-based admissions, but they react very differently depending on which groups benefit.
Hartney: New survey finds Republicans and Democrats support merit-based admissions, but they react very differently depending on which groups benefit.
We Paid College Students About $5 a Night to Sleep at Least 7 Hours — and Their Grades Quickly Improved
Paying college students about US$5 a night to sleep seven hours got them a quarter more nights of adequate sleep – and better grades.
Paying college students about US$5 a night to sleep seven hours got them a quarter more nights of adequate sleep – and better grades.