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Respectful Disagreements are Lacking
Respectful disagreements are diminishing among today’s students. Schools should prioritize teaching students how to disagree respectfully. This doesn’t mean always being nice to each other;
Charts for Behavior Deserve a Frown
Charts for behavior with clip art using smiles frowns, or colors may have a detrimental effect on certain children. Children who do not succeed with
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Project-Based vs Inquiry Learning
Project-based learning vs inquiry-based is something many educators question. Inquiry-based focuses on a question. Project-based focuses on a project. These are two methods of instruction.
Open-Book Tests Make a Comeback
Open-book tests are a topic of debate among students and educators. Some believe they take away valuable study time from students, while others argue that
Leadership Skills Taught in Schools
Leadership skills can be taught in the classroom, while social and emotional skills can be developed through various methods to prepare students for future leadership
Math Instruction Evolves for Students
Math instruction becomes the focus with AI emerging into schools. Math scores have been low since the pandemic without changes today. The need for math
Suspensions on the Rise
Suspensions for behavior problems in schools happen daily. Most discipline measures take students out of the classroom. Thus, students miss content and classroom discussions. They
Administrative Support is Essential
Administrative support is crucial for the success of teachers. It impacts their teaching style and approach to student discipline. The level of administrative support also
Retention of Concepts is a Problem
Retention of concepts is the struggle of many students. This is frustrating for teachers who experience students forgetting what they were previously taught. Forgetting is
School Counselors Guide Students K-12
School Counselors play a critical part in directing students toward their objectives. They are now referred to as “School Counselors” instead of “Guidance Counselors”. They
Science Fairs Cause Anxiety
Science fairs have been a part of the school curriculum for many years. They are an effective learning tool. However, if the student isn’t scientifically
School Crisis
School crisis is not happening in public education. Failure is the latest word. Many believe that students in public schools are not learning. This has