To Recognize Misinformation in Media, Teach a Generation While It’s Young
There is no silver bullet to slay internet lies and fictions. But students can be taught to know when information is reliable.
Parental Pressure Mounts for More Phonics, Less Guessing in Teaching Reading
Parents and early childhood education experts are ready to put the "science of reading" back on the front burner of education topics
3 Studies Supporting Digital Learning as Beneficial to Students
Can digital learning actually prove to be beneficial to students? Theses studies suggests they're not only beneficial but supported by formal theories of learning
LA schools define early learners as ‘high-needs’ to bring them back to campus
Los Angeles County remains in California’s most restrictive tier for reopening but some K-12 schools have found a way to welcome back their youngest students.
Teachers Need to Be Taught To Teach Students to Behave
Do teachers need to better classroom management skills?
10 Reasons Why Learning a New Language Can Make You a Successful Entrepreneur
Want to become a successful entrepreneur? You'll need to learn a foreign language
5 simple ways to integrate STEAM education into elementary classrooms
STEAM education is an excellent way to expose students--especially young learners--to all subjects in an engaging way
Teaching Cybersecurity To Our Kids: Making Sure They’re Safe Online
It's National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Here are some ways parents can keep their children safe online
How to Make Virtual STEM Lessons More Engaging for Young Learners
How to make science, technology, engineering, and math lessons come alive for elementary students during distance learning
Report Estimates 1 to 3 Million Students Missing From School Since March, But Data on Disrupted Learning is ‘At Best a Moving Target’
If just 10% of students in California’s high-risk student groups haven’t attended school since March, that would amount to 200,000 students — the size of a large metro school district, according to new report