11 resources to avoid the summer slide
The summer slide, summer brain drain, summer learning loss–whatever you call it, it’s of even more concern to parents and educators with COVID thrown in the mix. But these fun activities can keep kids learning
Using project-based learning to reverse the summer slide
After a tumultuous year, students can use project-based learning resources to keep their brains sharp and avoid learning loss
More Connected? Additional Devices Don’t Lessen ‘Troubling’ Media Literacy Skills
Despite increased access to devices and the internet, studies show that K–12 students still struggle to identify credible information.
Six Fun Ways to Get Kids into Coding, Not Just Playing
Six Fun Ways to Get Kids into Coding
To meaningfully address learning loss, schools must use federal funds to reform education
A former chief academic officer for Delaware writes that achieving long-term results from relief funding will require a comprehensive rethinking of how school works.
Parents modify the home literacy environment according to their children’s progress in learning to read
Research shows that children's home literacy environment can often predict their language and literacy skills
Teaching financial literacy to kids
Why it is important to teach financial literacy to kids
9 Brain Breaks for Elementary Students
Here are 9 brain break ideas for elementary school students that will boost their creativity and productivity
Education Has a Three-Headed Crisis. Mental Health Is Only Part of It.
Children are less mentally healthy, less empathetic and less creative than they were at the beginning of the decade.
3 Ways K–12 Schools Can Use AI to Improve Student Engagement Online
3 Ways K–12 Schools Can Use AI to Improve Student Engagement Online