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Hiking to Prevent Learning Loss
Hiking is an excellent summer activity for students to learn new content and practice skills they have learned in the classroom. A hike or a
Sports Programs and the Summer Slide
Sports programs during the summer months help prevent declining physical activity and potential weight gain for students. With school out, students no longer have their
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Standardized Assessments are Obsolete
Standardized assessments are intended to assist in educating students. However, they do not accommodate the diverse lifestyles of students. These tests neither teach nor assess
Antisemitism and Students Emotions
Antisemitism and student concerns are on the rise. It is crucial for students to feel safe in the classroom. However, both teachers and students are
Genius Hour Produces Life-Long learning
Genius Hour is an innovative teaching approach that empowers students to connect their interests with classroom work. Students can explore their curiosity and learn what
Cognitive Dissonance in Classrooms
Cognitive dissonance is a state of mental discomfort that occurs when a person holds two or more conflicting beliefs or values. According to Dr. Theodore
Student Connections Impact Learning
Student connections with their school community are a key factor in enhancing their academic performance. When students feel a sense of belonging and attachment to
Coping is Critical for Students
Coping is critical for all students. It includes SEL (Social and Emotional Learning). It is a crucial aspect of education for all students. It provides
Classroom Apathy Hinders Growth
Classroom apathy is a term used to describe the lack of interest and energy displayed by students toward classroom lessons and assignments. Various factors contribute
Banning Books Hurt Academics
Banning books not only affects students but also teachers in a negative way. As books are banned, teachers feel that their expertise is being undermined,
Project-Based vs Inquiry Learning
Project-based learning vs inquiry-based is something many educators question. Inquiry-based focuses on a question. Project-based focuses on a project. These are two methods of instruction.
Open-Book Tests Make a Comeback
Open-book tests are a topic of debate among students and educators. Some believe they take away valuable study time from students, while others argue that