Why child’s play is serious business in early education
Play is such a powerful force, some research suggests, that it can be used as a tool to close achievement gaps and improve mental health.
What Is Scratch, the Programming Language?
Scratch is a visual, drag-and-drop introduction to programming for kids. Coding improves problem-solving skills, promotes analytical thinking, and fosters creativity. Here’s how they can get started.
When Students Lead Parent-Teacher Conferences, Everyone Benefits
More schools are allowing students to lead parent-teacher conferences and they're seeing the benefits
How music can help kids learn literacy skills
How music can help kids learn literacy skills
Cybersecurity learning standards offer a new look at a consistent threat
New K-12 cybersecurity learning standards aim to build awareness and create a more diverse talent pipeline
Curriculum Case Study: A Massachusetts Town Boosts Students’ STEM Learning by Letting the Students Do the Talking, ‘It’s Real Life’
A Massachusetts Town Boosts Students’ STEM Learning by Letting the Students Do the Talking, ‘It’s Real Life’
How English as a Second Language Affects Learning
How English as a Second Language Affects Learning
15 Nonfiction Children’s Books On Your Kid’s Favorite Topics
15 Nonfiction Children's Books On Your Kid's Favorite Topics
Why language learning is still important
Why language learning is still important
Closing gaps in math learning
Preliminary research on the effect of school closures during the pandemic shows that primary school students likely made little or no progress during periods of remote learning. The impact of this delay on students’ math performance is a particular concern for parents, kids and teachers returning to school this year.