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Educating Boys Today
Educating boys is more challenging than educating girls. Boys of all ages are doing worse in school than girls. Boys are diagnosed with learning disabilities

Social and Emotional Behavior
Social and emotional behavior of students programs are in schools and have been for many years. Teaching students to control their emotions, sympathize with others,
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Mentally Fit Teachers Are Required
Mentally fit teachers are needed in today’s classroom. Schools face numerous challenges impacting teachers, students, and families. Many teachers are leaving the profession earlier than

Words Possess Immense Power
Words possess immense power in educating and nurturing students. Teachers interact with students, colleagues, and parents throughout the day. Consider the impact of words and

New Year and New Students
A new year and new students require preparation for both students and teachers. Transitioning from a relaxing summer to a structured classroom routine can be

Read Daily to Keep Skills
Read every day helps to beat the summer slide. Children who don’t read lose up to three months of vocabulary and comprehension skills. Thus, causing

Field Trips for Summer Learning
Field trips help prevent the decline in skills and knowledge over the summer. They offer cultural enrichment for children, whether they are in person or

Chalk for Summer Learning
Chalk sparks the imagination of kids of all ages. Drawing and creating with chalk encourages students to enjoy the outdoors. It can keep them occupied

Cooking To Keep Basic Skills
Cooking during summer break helps kids maintain school-year skills. It comes naturally to most parents and offers an educational experience for students. It provides children

Write for Retention of Skills
Write down thoughts a few days a week can help students maintain their skills and knowledge. Students need to write to gain skills in communication.

Hiking to Prevent Learning Loss
Hiking is an excellent summer activity for students to learn new content and practice skills they have learned in the classroom. A hike or a

Sports Programs and the Summer Slide
Sports programs during the summer months help prevent declining physical activity and potential weight gain for students. With school out, students no longer have their