Fact from fiction: Teaching students to recognize fake news
Education and news panelists weigh in on media literacy and the importance of having students double-check sources and information, especially those online, when doing research.
CDC’s New Guidance on Rapidly Reopening Schools Cites Concerns Over Trauma and Learning Loss and Points to Evidence That Children Are Less Likely to Transmit Coronavirus
In new guidance, the CDC urges schools to reopen in order to stave off learning loss, the absence of social-emotional development opportunities and the stress and trauma of quarantine
New Study Reveals ‘Devastating Learning Loss’ for Youngest Children, Showing That Preschool Participation Has Fallen by Half During Pandemic — and May Not Improve in the Fall
New Study Reveals ‘Devastating Learning Loss’ for Youngest Children, Showing That Preschool Participation Has Fallen by Half During Pandemic — and May Not Improve in the Fall
Millions Of School Children To Get Distance Learning Boost Via Expanded Verizon Program
Verizon, one of the nation’s largest wireless providers, on Thursday announced a major expansion of its effort to boost distance learning options for students
8 Innovative Ideas For Higher Education Right Now
Higher education leaders must look to innovation as the way out of the pandemic.
How math can become a child’s favorite school subject
Math is usually not a child's favorite subject in school, especially as they age. But it doesn't have to be that way. Here's how kids can come to love math
It’s Not Fair Week
Like many other events of 2020 county fairs are being canceled. Kids will be missing out on many learning experiences as county fairs can teach children about science, business, and civics.
Reopening Resilient Schools
Can a hybrid learning model and proper safeguards ensure that schools can successfully reopen?
Teaching African History and Cultures Across the Curriculum
Africa is much more than pyramids, slavery, and colonialism, and incorporating deeper study of the continent has many benefits for students.
Educating Through a Pandemic: From Conflicting Local and State Plans in Connecticut to Homeschooling in Nebraska and Color-Coded Campus Days in SC, 8 Ways Schools & States Are Adapting to COVID-19
Educating through a pandemic: From conflicting local and state plans in Connecticut to homeschooling in Nebraska and color-coded campus days in South Carolina, 8 ways schools & states are adapting to COVID-19