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Teaching Students to Think

Teaching students to think is what education is about. Students need to think critically and with imagination and creativity. Critical thinking in the classroom includes

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Silent Reading Reemerges

Silent reading in the classroom has been replaced by guided instruction because of standardized tests. However, ten minutes of silent independent reading should be a

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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