On average, about 25 percent of children in the early grades struggle with reading, according to an article in eSchool News using content provided by 3P Learning. These reluctant readers find the process complicated, and
In a recent discussion, educators highlighted the pressing challenges they face in engaging students, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to an article in Education Week and summarized by Education Slice. Penny
How do we ensure that AI supports the fundamental goal of fostering a student’s understanding, rather than simply focusing on speed, efficiency, or correctness, questions Dr. Steve Ritter of Carnegie Learning, writing in eSchool News.
Chronic or lengthy absences necessitate additional consideration and planning to help students who miss class regain lost ground, according to a K-12 Dive article. A student’s family should also be involved. Knowing why a student
“According to the Post Graduation Readiness Report by YouScience, 83 percent of students cannot connect the skills from school to future employment,” writes Amy Nakamoto of Discovery Education in eSchool News. “Recent research shows that
Writing in Education Week, Kelly Scott, a secondary English teacher in Chesterfield, Va., offers four tips to survive the long winter months before spring break — when you’re already feeling burnt out. 1) Turn off
The question of what makes a person AI literate is evolving, according to an Education Week article. AI literacy is something that every student needs exposure to—not just those who are planning on a career
Educators should pay special attention to ubiquitous video-watching, recommends a recent report from the American Psychological Association (APA), as reported by Education Week. Teaching students the skills to use video content and other digital media
Education Week lists seven trends in curriculum in 2024, and how they might affect teaching and learning in 2025. 1) Teaching religion debate continues This year, the issue resurfaced in several state-level curriculum decisions. The
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