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Summer Break is for Relaxing
A summer break is the time for educators to sit back and relax. For 10 months a year, teachers work an average of 54 hours

Morning Meetings Reflection
Morning meetings with students are a great way to start the day. They engage students and build community. They also give students 10 to 30
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The Basics Are Missing For Students
The basics are missing among today’s students. According to educators, young students cannot put on coats or shoes. They can’t zip shirts or coats or

Editing Skills for Students
Editing skills are important for developing a student’s writing. They help students improve their writing across all subjects. When students learn editing skills, they become

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

Vouchers Harm Schools
Voucher programs provide funding to send students to private schools or for home-schooled students. Using public money for private schools harms public schools. According to

Valentine’s Day and Kindness
Valentine’s Day celebrations in schools promote kindness and social-emotional learning. They include all students in a structured environment. The tradition fosters students’ empathy, friendship, and

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.