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Sight Words Builds Fluency
Sight words are not outdated. They can play a valuable part in reading fluency. Sight words are words that educators expect students to recognize immediately,

Surviving the Final Weeks of School
Surviving the final week of school is daunting. Teachers and students are ready for it to end. However, it’s essential to maintain a normal routine
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Statewide Assessments Have Purpose
Statewide assessments measure progress, hold schools and teachers accountable, and provide important data that helps teachers with intervention and improvements. According to The 74, “Statewide

Physical Activity Means Better Grades
Physical activity is important in a student’s physical growth and development. It also plays a large part in improving academic performance. Students who get regular

Homelessness and Public Education
Public education must support homeless students. Teachers must understand the challenges of teaching students with no home. Homeless students face trauma and have learning gaps.

Grade Inflation Hurts Students
Grade Inflation is common among students. According to the National Assessment of Educational Progress, students’ scores in reading and math have declined. However, this does

Plagiarism in the Classroom
Plagiarism is defined as using someone else’s words and/or ideas without proper credit being given. This needs to be emphasized in schools. Teaching about plagiarism

AI and Classroom Math
AI and classroom math have a place together, but it isn’t easy. The AI algorithm has roots in a complex math concept. Building a foundation

The Basics Redefined in Schools
The old basics of traditional schools are no longer applicable in today’s modern classrooms. They no longer match what students need. Due to the Internet,

Struggling Readers Need Help
Struggling readers exist in many classrooms. Helping students learn to read consists of various programs and workshops for teachers. Many programs guarantee success. However, teachers

Focus Keeps Students on Task
Focus and attention are important in school. However, many stimuli contribute to students’ losing focus. Teachers struggle to keep students focused on a lesson. Students

Teacher Training Creates Quality
Teacher training provides educators with the latest programs, strategies, and pedagogy. The availability of discretionary grants provides teachers with high-quality preparation and professional development. Discretionary