A Path To Lifelong Learning: Credentialing Every Semester Of Higher Education
If universities began to credential in three-month segments, a lifelong learning model could arrive within just a few years.
How educators, librarians are connecting students with books to prevent COVID-19 summer literacy slide
Students who continue reading over the summer can gain a year or two over their peers who don’t, according to Idaho State Librarian Stephanie Bailey-White.
Project-based learning gets its moment during the coronavirus
Project-based learning gets its moment during the coronavirus
4 Ways To Prepare Children Now To Oversee Their Inheritance Later
By discussing finances with your children early and often, you can set them—and future generations—up for success when it's time to receive the wealth you've accrued.
Starting the Year in Reading on the Right Foot
Like runners, middle school and high school readers get better with practice, goals, and individual feedback.
The Pros & Cons Of How COVID Affected Children’s Education
The pandemic has thrown a lot of things for a loop and virtual learning has been interesting, not all good, but not all bad either.
How to effectively support struggling readers during distance learning
Education specialists dive into how educators and parents can support struggling readers, ELL students, and students with dyslexia in an at-home learning environment
Two-in-three parents would send kids to school in fall: Survey
About two-thirds of U.S. parents say they'll send their kids to school again this fall, and most also support COVID-19 testing and social distancing policies for schoolchildren, a new survey finds
U.S. Pediatricians Call For In-Person School This Fall
The dangers of social isolation outweigh the risks of in-person classes for most children, says the American Academy of Pediatrics, as they recommend schools to reopen this fall
Moving School Outside Could Reduce Coronavirus Risks, Experts Say
Can outdoor classrooms reduce the risk of coronavirus ?