Using Inquiry to Channel the Natural Curiosity of All Students
Elementary school social studies classes are a good time to guide students to ask important questions about the world.
High school graduates eager to move ahead to college and jobs, leaving Covid behind
High school graduates eager to move ahead to college and jobs, leaving Covid behind
Improving Language Equity for the Seals of Biliteracy
Writers suggest ways to improve access to language qualifications
How Many Languages Could a Child Speak?
How many languages could young children actually learn? In theory, young kids could master a broad array of tongues. But there are some inherent limits.
Pre-school play with friends lowers risk of mental health problems later
Children who learn to play well with others at preschool age tend to enjoy better mental health as they get older, new research shows
Children’s chores improve brain function
Requiring your kids to do chores on a regular basis may be associated with them having better academic performance and problem solving skills, according to new research
With the World Shut Down, Bringing a Global Perspective to Math Class Changed Everything
How High Quality Curriculum Supported Mathematics Instruction Throughout the Pandemic
Leveraging Cognitive Dissonance to Enhance Student Learning
How to strengthen students’ critical thinking skills and metacognitive abilities.
‘Arts & Crafts’: Busywork or Enhanced Learning?
How arts and crafts can be used effectively in the classroom
Munson: Don’t Let Reading Be a Stumbling Block in Math
How to make sure the language in math word problems is clear and easy to read