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Student Support and AI Help
Student support for SEL using AI is currently used effectively to support students’ learning in some schools. This is because many students’ mental health needs are

Gentle Parenting and the Classroom
Gentle parenting has an impact on students in the classroom. What happens at home doesn’t stay at home. Actions and behavior by parents and students
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Black History and America
Black History Month is a time set aside to honor those who have made significant contributions to the development of today’s America. It teaches students

Virtual Learning or Snow Day
Virtual, or remote learning, is presently the replacement for snow days during the school year. It has become a contentious issue, as many families struggle

Basal Readers – Important or Not
Basal readers are designed to teach basic skills for reading and vocabulary to students. It uses structured, grade-level books to teach reading through sequenced stories.

Grade Grubbing in All Grade Levels
Grade grubbing, also known as grade begging, occurs when students and parents who are unhappy with a given grade pressure teachers for a higher grade.

Play-based For Students
Play-based learning is a valued part of early childhood education. However, it is a concept that can be used throughout all grade levels. In embracing

Student Stress is Rising
Student stress levels are increasing. They face more stress and anxiety than previous generations of their peers. From kindergarten through 12th grade, students are engaged

Happy Holidays To All
Happy Holidays to all. Posts focused on education help keep readers informed about topics relevant to modern educators currently instructing students. They also inform parents

Engaging Students in Learning
Engaging students means capturing their attention, curiosity, and interest in the lesson. As students become involved in the lesson, they demonstrate their desire to learn.

Holiday Excitement in the Classroom
The excitement of the holidays can cause considerable stress at home and school. Both children and adults feel the pressure of numerous events happening during

Verbal and NonVerbal Cues for Students
Verbal and nonverbal cues are needed in the classroom. Communication is essential for directing a student’s behavior. Words and body language matter as much as