As the coronavirus has shuttered K-12 schools nationwide, dual enrollment in summer classes has skyrocketed, and early signs point to a similar trend for the fall
How parents can continue to encourage children into STEM (Science, technology, engineering, and math) subjects during the lockdown and beyond
77% of parents are very or somewhat concerned about the coronavirus outbreak's negative impact on learning
Students who don’t see a bright future for themselves may have trouble getting motivated for school, but a trauma-informed approach can improve their expectations.
Experts say COVID-19 has significantly disrupted the education cycle for children. They advise parents to continue learning lessons for children this summer as well as plenty of “free play.”
Relationships can fuel student growth, resilience and educational equity. Bringing caring adults into schools can help
When it comes to online testing and virtual proctoring, students (and parents) should have the right to review and understand what data are being collected, and why
Classroom pets can give students a sense of calm, both in-person and virtually
Parents may feel the need to constantly entertain, educate, or stimulate their children, but it can be okay to leave kids to their own devices to fill their time the way they see fit.
Children need time to play and be outside. That will be true even if instructional hours are cut short due to social distancing.