Media Arts Is Vital for Students Today
Media arts has long been a part of arts education in California, right alongside more traditional disciplines such as dance and theater, but Senate Bill 1341 codifies the idea that the study of visual and
Media arts has long been a part of arts education in California, right alongside more traditional disciplines such as dance and theater, but Senate Bill 1341 codifies the idea that the study of visual and
Literacy experts say the traditional focus on reading books from a lengthy list shouldn’t be students’ sole goal when school is out, according to Chalkbeat Indiana. Instead, they say, parents should also be reinforcing other
Every time educators suspend students from school, they must select a formal reason, according to The Hechinger Report. In Texas, they have 42 options to pick from — fighting, school-related gang violence, even arson. Despite
The New Hampshire Senate has approved a bill allowing part-time teachers to be hired without state credentials, sparking debate over educational standards, according to Education Slice. The legislation, aimed at addressing teacher shortages, permits part-time
As some teachers start to use artificial intelligence (AI) tools in their work, a majority are uncertain about or see downsides to the general use of AI tools in K-12 education, according to a Pew
Early childhood education yields benefits for children once they enter elementary school, but longer-term benefits are more uncertain, a recent analysis published in the journal Science confirms, according to K-12 Dive. Like the new study,
When comparing and selecting tutoring programs, both the hours of extra support needed to improve student learning and the related costs should be considered, according to research from nonprofit Accelerate, as reported in K-12 Dive.
Underperforming Indiana third graders who are held back show significant progress for the next five years, a research study has found, The 74 reports. The study examined data from 2011-12 to 2016-17 and found that
Recent data reveals a persistent literacy crisis among middle and high school students in the U.S., with nearly three in 10 8th graders lacking basic mastery in reading, according to Education Slice. A RAND report
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