How philosophy can help children cope with uncertain times
Learning philosophy will help children think critically, make ethical decisions, and cope with the stress of the coronavirus pandemic.
A Simple Math Activity That Engages All Students
This engaging low floor, high ceiling math activity boosts students’ confidence and helps them think creatively about mathematical relationships.
Building Relationships Through Letter Writing
Corresponding with students via snail mail is a good way for teachers to foster trust anytime—but especially when everyone is physically distanced.
How Teachers Want Emergency Distance Learning Improved
Seven teachers reflect on the difficulties of emergency distance learning to help inform what they'll do better next time.
How to help high school seniors cope with milestones missed due to coronavirus
High school seniors will miss important anticipated events due to the coronavirus pandemic, but offering resources, alternatives and the confidence that they're going to be fine is what matters.
Going Beyond ‘How Are You Feeling?’
When students have the language to describe their feelings and needs, they are better equipped to help themselves and each other.
‘No Barrier’ to Chinese Becoming ‘Global Language’
There's no stopping Chinese from becoming a global language, argues Australian professors
Berens: With Students Learning Remotely From Home, Now Is a Great Time for Parents to Teach Their Children a Better Work Ethic
Kids need to learn how to work effectively. Teaching them to work hard, to be productive and focus can yield amazing opportunities — not least because when your kids learn to effectively work on their own, that frees you up to focus on your own work
5 predictions for post-COVID learning
States are creating plans for fall as many wonder how COVID-19 has impacted learning as we know it
Complex health considerations make reopening California’s schools a challenge
Pediatricians urge schools to reopen, but some parents are reluctant to put children at risk.