Simple Ways To Teach Leadership To Your Kids At Home
How parents can teach their children leadership skills at home
Formative Assessment Is Reshaping Education During Covid-19
In today’s new environment of online, remote learning, the need for teachers and school administrators to get immediate feedback on student progress is of paramount importance.
Analysis: We Reviewed the School Reopening Plans for 106 Districts Around the Country. Here’s How They Square With Reality
State and federal policy need to catch up to the reality that while the grace period for schools is ending, the pandemic, disruptions to education and lasting harm are likely to continue for the rest of the school year and beyond
Getting Students Back To School Safely During The COVID-19 Pandemic
UNICEF and partners are working to keep students learning during the pandemic, offering guidance on how to reopen schools safely and developing a range of learning solutions for those studying at home.
Analysis: 7 Ways American Education Could Change Forever After COVID
7 Ways American Education Could Change Forever After COVID19
Education Begins with Language
European Day of Languages was celebrated with the launch of a new report: Education Begins with Language
Distance learning makes it harder for kids to exercise, especially in low-income communities
School closures have affected children across the US in numerous ways, but it especially impacts a child's physical activity. Outdoor play can change that
Distracted learning a big problem, golden opportunity for educators, students
Although experts say using electronic media while doing schoolwork negatively impacts learning, many students believe they're immune to any ill effects because they're good multitaskers, according to recent research.
Pandemic Opportunity: Rethink Education Accountability
The COVID19 pandemic is offering an opportunity for us to rethink accountability in education
Children can’t always read between the lines. Sometimes it’s better to be explicit
While some adults see implicit meaning in sentences, children can miss it. Two linguists explain how this can happen, and why it matters in communication.