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AI Harms more Students
AI harms more students than it helps. High school teachers have a more negative view of AI than teachers in lower grades. One negative effect

Special Education Threat
Special education cuts are on the government’s agenda. There are many projected layoffs at the Department of Education, which threatens special education programs in schools.
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Parental Involvements in School
Parental involvement in school determines student success. Engaged parents can create a supportive environment for students. They can produce academic growth and personal development. However,

Classroom Computers Motivate Students
Classroom computers motivate students to learn. Technology is not a distraction or a way for teachers to take a break. It encourages students to be

Warm-Up Activities for Focus
Warm-up activities get students into a new lesson. They help first thing after the bell when students enter the classroom. Too often, students think about

Open-Book Tests Show Understanding
Open-book tests give teachers a realistic picture of real-world problem-solving and remove the focus from memorization of facts. This type of test is an assessment

Conflict, Violence, and Students
Conflict and violence affect school personnel and students. Students in grades preschool to high school experience some form of violence each year. Violence and conflict

Encourage Students with Positives
Encourage students with what they do correctly. Do not focus on the negative or what they do wrong. Teachers and parents often focus on a

Music Has Benefits For Students
Music has many benefits for students. Research shows music education helps a student’s wellbeing. It has a positive impact on the overall development and growth.

Instructional Time Lost
Instructional time that is lost due to interruptions in the classroom may be lost forever. Time is also lost for students due to behavioral issues,

Team Teaching Adds Value
Team teaching benefits all student’s academic levels. Team teaching, co-teaching, or parallel teaching is a collaborative method of two or more educators working together to

Gender Inequality in Reading
This blog is intended to be informational. Its focus is on boys versus girls in reading.
