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Museums Teach History
Museums are an excellent place for students to learn history and science. Museums immerse students in the past so they see, touch, and hear how

Conferences Led by Students Builds Skills
Conferences that are student-led help students, as well as parents, see progress in learning. Student-led conferences help students develop communication skills. It also helps them
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Hate Speech in Schools
Hate speech harms students by affecting them emotionally, socially, and academically. Teachers and administrators must challenge hate speech whenever they see it. It often appears

Science Education In School
Science education is crucial in K-12 education. In the early grades, science introduces students to many skills. It gives them benefits that last a lifetime.

Structured or Unstructured Recess
Structured recess teaches children to play safely in accordance with the Whole Child Model. According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, students should engage in

Vaccines for School Students
Vaccines are essential for students and teachers to have when they go to school. In the classroom, lunch room, gymnasium, and hallways, it is easy
School Prayer in Public School
School Prayers continue as a controversial issue in the schools. Many believe prayer in school will curb violence, drug abuse, and other behavioral problems in

Immigration, Schools, and ICE
Immigration is closely connected to education through a student’s legal right to a K-12 public education. This is guaranteed by the Supreme Court in Plyler

Soft Skills for Student Success
Soft skills for student success are a critical component for their future. Students need to develop skills that encompass empathy, creativity, leadership, and teamwork. They

School Attendance Discussions Day One
School Attendance throughout the school year can be a major problem. It’s best to emphasize attendance on the first day. Teachers must stress to students

Reading Success By Grade 3
Reading success by the third grade is crucial for students’ academic development. Third grade is when students should move from learning to read to reading

AI for Teachers and Students
AI is a dominant factor in the new school year. It has many benefits as well as challenges for teachers and students. Artificial intelligence tools,