K-8 coding education should be integrated for best outcomes
What children learn in coding should be integrated across the curriculum
5 Ways to Support Struggling Students in World Language Classes
Students with academic challenges benefit from these simple strategies that will help them develop confidence in their world language learning.
More States Say They’re Teaching Media Literacy, But What That Means Varies
More states are putting an emphasis on teaching media literacy, but what that means may vary from state to state
These 10 languages are the most valuable to learn if you want to earn a big salary
These 10 languages are the most valuable to learn if you want to earn a big salary
Goldberg: To Address Our National Reading Crisis, Teachers Need More and Better Training, Not a Lowering of the Credentials Bar
To address our national reading crisis, teachers need more and better training, not a lowering of the credentials bar
Why learning another language can change your life
Learning a second language can open up new doors and change your life in profound ways and connect you with people around the world and their culture
Learning foreign languages should be compulsory, says report
Learning foreign languages should be compulsory for school children, says report from the United Kingdom
Isolating Children In School ‘Damages Mental Health’
A mental health charity is urging schools to be more aware of the potential trauma that could be caused by isolating children for relatively trivial issues.
The Special Relationship: Parents and Teachers Are Critical Partners in the Work of Social-Emotional Learning
When teachers & parents dig deeply into social-emotional development as partners, research shows they strengthen the educational experience not only for individual kids but for whole schools
Aldeman: The 2010s May Be The Best Decade Ever in Terms of College Attainment. Don’t Dismiss the Value in That
Though educational achievement is more predictive of economic growth, educational attainment raises pay across occupations: Plumbers, hairdressers, bartenders, wait staff, firefighters and cashiers with higher education all earn more than their less-educated colleagues