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Myths of Public Education
Myths about schools, especially public schools, mislead many people. They undermine the confidence in educators. Education has always been a source of debate. There are

Step-up Day for Students
Step-up day in schools helps students transition into the new year. On step-up day, students get a preview of the next grade level. They visit
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Juneteenth is Part of History
Juneteenth serves as a reminder of the country’s history that involves slavory. Students must be taught about how slavery shaped the country’s development. Juneteenth is

Wellness in the Summer is Necessary
Wellness is important for students, parents, and teachers in the summer months. Wellness comes to a person who understands its importance and takes care of

Summertime and STEM is Easy
Summertime is for fun and easy learning. There has been significant advancement in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) subjects, including advancements in AI. To

Sight Words Builds Fluency
Sight words are not outdated. They can play a valuable part in reading fluency. Sight words are words that educators expect students to recognize immediately,

Surviving the Final Weeks of School
Surviving the final week of school is daunting. Teachers and students are ready for it to end. However, it’s essential to maintain a normal routine

Character Building Helps Students
Character building is enhanced in schools. It’s common for schools to teach the hard skills of academics, but soft skills involve integrity and compassion. The

Word Problems Made Simple
Word problems cause many students stress. Many problems have multi-step processes that confuse students. They do not know how to attack the problem. Students who

Statewide Assessments Have Purpose
Statewide assessments measure progress, hold schools and teachers accountable, and provide important data that helps teachers with intervention and improvements. According to The 74, “Statewide

Physical Activity Means Better Grades
Physical activity is important in a student’s physical growth and development. It also plays a large part in improving academic performance. Students who get regular

Homelessness and Public Education
Public education must support homeless students. Teachers must understand the challenges of teaching students with no home. Homeless students face trauma and have learning gaps.