Why We Need “Science Citizens”
A strong science education is critical for students and the future of democracy. A public that doesn’t understand what science is and how it works can’t form useful opinions about public policy
Research: Simple Metacognitive Strategies to Help Anxious Learners Succeed
Anxiety and learning go hand in hand, but research suggests that simple activities focused on self-talk and metacognitive reflection can create calmer, more focused learners.
Coronavirus Q&A: What California parents and students should know about COVID-19
Coronavirus Q&A: What California parents and students should know about COVID-19
Math scores stink in America. Other countries teach it differently – and see higher achievement.
There is a growing chorus of math experts who recommend ways to bring America’s math curriculum into the 21st century to make it more reflective of what children in higher-performing countries learn.
Today’s Children And Tomorrow’s Tech
How do we embrace everything that’s great about technology and innovation without completely scrapping the status quo?
What Does Good Blended Learning Look Like?
What goes into making a successful blended learning program?
Why Americans are bad at math
How math anxiety keeps students from reaching their full potential
A Legal Right to Literacy: 10 Kids Sued California for Failing to Teach Them to Read. Could Their Settlement Set a Precedent for Other Struggling Schools?
10 kids took California to task for failing to teach them to read. Their legal settlement could be a road map to literacy in other struggling schools
4 Long-Term Benefits Of Learning A Foreign Language
Learning a foreign language has many lifetime benefits. Here are 4 examples
Why learning to read relies on content
Reading comprehension is a product of decoding and language comprehension, CAO Summit speaker says