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Museums Teach History
Museums are an excellent place for students to learn history and science. Museums immerse students in the past so they see, touch, and hear how

Conferences Led by Students Builds Skills
Conferences that are student-led help students, as well as parents, see progress in learning. Student-led conferences help students develop communication skills. It also helps them
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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.

Internet Dependency in Schools
Internet dependency is prevalent in today’s schools. Technology makes both student’s and teacher’s work easier. Educators become concerned that students are losing their thinking skills.

Education and the Future
Education plays a crucial role in the future. However, the pandemic forced the teaching approaches to change. As a result, the education system now faces

Killing Curiosity With No Answers
Killing Curiosity is happening to schools today. Students are full of questions. They are interested in many things. However, students learn not to ask questions

Media Wellness Empowers Students
Media wellness is essential for students today. However, many people feel that the media is harmless entertainment. Even still, research demonstrates the impact media has

Math Talk for Deep Learning
Math talk is a way for students to communicate mathematical ideas and reasoning. It combines natural language with math vocabulary, which integrates the natural English

Inductive and Deductive Teaching
Inductive and deductive reasoning are critical for students as they provide analytical capabilities. Inductive reasoning arises from student observations, heightening curiosity with its logic. Deductive

Science Knowledge is Essential
Science knowledge and its teaching are important to a school’s curriculum. According to The National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine, “Science is a significant

Friends and Academics
Friends, throughout school years, often contribute to academic learning. Typically, students’ understanding and memory of the material improve due to these friendships. Students need peers