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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
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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
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Respect for all Students Including LGBTQ
Respect for students, including LGBTQ, needs to be addressed in schools. Many schools begin in middle or high school, supporting the rights of all students.
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Angry Students Can Break a Classroom
Angry students can cease the learning environment in the classroom. Anger negatively influences the effort students put into their schoolwork. Students lose motivation to complete
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New School Year Prep Makes for Success
New school year prep is what students and teachers need. Getting back into a classroom routine requires mental reparation. After a relaxing summer with friends
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Arts and Crafts Build Brain Power
Arts and crafts during the summer break provide students with high forms of creativity. Arts and crafts enable students to express themselves freely. It is
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Summer Time Reaps Benefits
Summer time benefits students and teachers. It is a time for relaxation and recharge of energy. With the worry of reinforcing learned content and skills,
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Concentration For a Summer Boost
Concentration directs a student’s attention consciously. Concentration does not come naturally to students. It is a skill that requires practice to improve. Increased concentration on
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Brain Drain Prevention
The brain drain or better known as the summer slide is real. Students lost much with the pandemic. Now they risk losing more with the
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Gardening To Reduce Summer Slide
Gardening is a perfect way to keep youth engaged in learning during the summer. It helps young students with developmental skills. Young students practice locomotor
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Trading Cards and Summer Learning
Trading cards make a perfect way to prevent the summer learning slide. Trading cards make learning a fun game for students of all ages. Some
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Journaling Boosts Academics
Journaling is a good way to keep a student learning through the summer months. It benefits a student’s academics as well as improving memory and