Report: Despite high completion, FAFSA ‘remains confusing’ for students and families
Despite high completion, FAFSA ‘remains confusing’ for students and families
How learning loss is framed shapes how it’s addressed
An education nonprofit leader details three ways to approach and address pandemic-driven gaps in learning — and why the language used matters.
‘Summer melt’ was bad during the pandemic, and experts fear it could get even worse
‘Summer melt’ was bad during the pandemic, and experts fear it could get even worse
11 Picture Books to Help Young Students Manage Their Worries
These engaging books and guided questions can help young learners manage back-to-school anxiety, as well as worries in general.
Individualized math program shows promise for pandemic learning recovery
Individualized math program shows promise for pandemic learning recovery
Kids Catch Up Best With Grade-Level Work — But Keep Getting Easier Assignments
New study of 3 million students finds they got less challenging English lessons 33% of time — more than before the pandemic
Rausch: 10 Steps Toward Measuring Great Schools During and after the Pandemic
What is an excellent school? How do we know? Who gets to define it? These questions are more important now than ever
Your Child’s Happiness May Depend On The Number Of Chores They Have
By doing chores, kids are not only successful when they are young but when they are adults as well.
Brain Acts the Same Whatever the Language
Brain Acts the Same Whatever the Language
Creating student engagement through the power of play
Play is an essential part of learning and growth, fostering a learning mindset and teaching students to absorb knowledge through exercise and practice