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“Kids in struggling communities and socially isolated neighborhoods far too often follow a predictable pattern: They miss some school, get in some trouble, and soon find themselves failing courses,” according to Robert Balfanz, a research
Like most teachers, Dani Boepple devotes a lot of mental energy to devising ways to motivate and engage her students, according to an article in Education Week. Boepple teaches science at McDonald Middle School in
Young students are struggling with fine motor skills, like using scissors and pencils, and social-emotional capabilities, such as following instructions and sharing, teachers report, according to Education Week. Strong majorities of preK-3 teachers said these
The sharp increase in chronic absenteeism over the past few years has led schools and their partners to use an abundance of strategies — including messaging, individual interventions and data analysis — to get students
In February, Dartmouth College economist David Blanchflower released a working paper that used survey evidence to show a pronounced increase in sadness and hopelessness over the past 15 years affecting people between the ages of
Inattentiveness during class could be a sign of poor sleeping habits—or indicative of a larger sense of apathy toward school, according to Education Week. A recent nationally representative survey by the Pew Research Center found
An alarming number of K-12 students aren’t going to school, according to NPR. In 2023, about 1 in 4 was chronically absent, according to new research. Schools are trying to turn those numbers around and
Academic resilience embodies the journey of students who persist and thrive academically despite the odds being stacked against them, according to Teacher magazine. About one in 9 socioeconomically disadvantaged students demonstrate this kind of academic
Hillary Fairbanks is driven to show that a good teacher can change a child’s life, according to a report by MLive/Jackson Citizen Patriot. Fairbanks, 46, teaches kindergarten and first grade at the Jackson Public Schools
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