College Board Announces Streamlined, Digital SAT as More Universities go Test-Optional During Pandemic
The SAT will be offered to students virtually beginning next year, the College Board announced Tuesday
Report: With Omicron, Math App Zearn Reveals a Troubling New Gap in Student Engagement — Even Where Schools Are Open
Real-time data shows steep drop in Omicron surge math participation — and it’s not correlated with school closures
UN data reveals ‘nearly insurmountable’ scale of lost schooling due to Covid
The scale of the number of children who have lost out on their schooling during the pandemic is “nearly insurmountable”, according to UN data.
Sleep routines set kids up for success at school
Sleep routines set kids up for success at school
Trust, cultural responsiveness key to strengthen school-parent relationships
As in-person learning and pre-pandemic routines rebound, parents and educators are seeking to maintain new connections and repair any fractures.
Happy habits: SEL matters more than ever
Establishing and maintaining happy habits leads to students--and teachers--who feel supported, empowered, and capable
How teens are experiencing their version of the ‘Great Resignation’
How the disruption to in-person learning has affected teen students sense of self and identity
Campanella: As We Enter Year 3 of COVID, Learning is Everywhere this National School Choice Week. But Yes, We Need to Keep Talking About ‘School Choice’
School choice has never been just about private or charter schools. It’s about all kids being able to access learning opportunities that help them discover their identity and relation to the world
Can you solve it? The viral maths video that will have you in stitches
Can you solve the puzzle presented in this viral math video?
KIDS TODAY NEED DIGITAL LESSONS FOR TOMORROW’S TOOLS: ONLINE CODING
Why today's kids need lessons in coding to prepare for their future careers