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High-Dose Tutoring Helps Improve Lack of Focus and Inattention

High-Dose Tutoring Helps Improve Lack of Focus and Inattention

Encourage Good Sleep Habits for Students

Encourage Good Sleep Habits for Students

District Uses Top-Performing Teachers to Coach Peers

District Uses Top-Performing Teachers to Coach Peers

How to Improve Engagement in Learning

How to Improve Engagement in Learning

Workforce Prep Can Start in 1st Grade

Workforce Prep Can Start in 1st Grade

How to Teach Data Literacy to Young Students

How to Teach Data Literacy to Young Students

Early Adopters of AI Can Help K-12 Schools Nationwide

Early Adopters of AI Can Help K-12 Schools Nationwide

How to Use Distraction to Your Advantage

How to Use Distraction to Your Advantage

More Daylight, Less Noise & Cool Temperatures Benefit Students & Staff

More Daylight, Less Noise & Cool Temperatures Benefit Students & Staff

How to Create & Promote Productive Classroom Discussions

How to Create & Promote Productive Classroom Discussions

Teens Want More Media Literacy Instruction

Teens Want More Media Literacy Instruction

How to Maintain Teacher-Student Trust as AI Use Increases

How to Maintain Teacher-Student Trust as AI Use Increases

How to Improve Engagement in Learning

How to Improve Engagement in Learning

Nearly half of teachers (46 percent) say student engagement has declined compared to 2019, according to a survey by The Harris Poll for Discovery Education, according to an Education Week article. And most students, 83

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Workforce Prep Can Start in 1st Grade

Workforce Prep Can Start in 1st Grade

Preparing students to succeed in college and careers starts long before high school and doesn’t only involve occupation-specific training, according to an article in Education Week. The abilities to collaborate, solve problems, and communicate effectively

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How to Use Distraction to Your Advantage

How to Use Distraction to Your Advantage

Distraction in the classroom is not always a frustrating irritant, write Eliya Ahmad, a research assistant at the Education Collaboratory at Yale University, and Zi Jia Ng, a licensed child psychologist and certified school psychologist,

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