Difficulty learning nonsense words may indicate a child’s high risk of dyslexia
Studies show that dyslexia is linked to the left cerebral hemisphere, and that confidence can help kids overcome learning difficulties
Parents think their kids are now 2 grades behind because of remote learning struggles
Many Parents fear their children are as much as 2 grades behind due to remote learning struggles
Why durable skills are the next big thing
Durable skills are in top demand with employers across the globe—meaning students should start developing these skills as early as possible
Post-Pandemic Classrooms: What Will They Look Like and How Will They Be Different?
What will the school classroom look like after the COVID-19 pandemic?
Summer Learning to Help Students Most Impacted by the Pandemic
The Department of Education has launched the Summer Learning & Enrichment Collaborative to help states use federal funding to support students most affected by lockdowns
3 ways to help students de-stress
With mental health issues rising among children and teens, educators can support them by modeling stress resilience, maintaining routines, and keeping an eye out for warning signs
The Week in COVID & Education Policy: The Sprint to Get Kids Vaccinated, How Remote Learning Put an End to Snow Days and More Key School Updates
The Week in COVID & Education Policy: The Sprint to Get Kids Vaccinated, How Remote Learning Put an End to Snow Days and More Key School Updates
4 Ways to Build Literacy Into Science Lessons
Integrating literacy and science can strengthen students’ skills in both (video)
3 reasons virtual STEM is here to stay
Virtual STEM offers engaging learning opportunities for students—opportunities that have proved essential during COVID
Schools use art to help kids through trauma
How the arts have helped children build resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic