Pandemic and school create learning problems. However, there are lessons learned that make brick-and-mortar schools better. Educators have a library of new methods to teach
Summer programs are new and improved. They are no longer the dreaded days of a hot classroom while friends are outside. Today, schools offer a
Academic grouping is not new. It goes by many names such as ability grouping, academic grouping, flexible grouping, instructional grouping, and fluid grouping. These groups
Marijuana is the secondhand smoke of today. Many children inhale this without the realization of its effects. Years passed, second-hand smoke from cigarettes was the cause
Motivation toward reading is a concern for teachers and parents. Some students simply do not like or want to pick up a book. Although, reading
Neurotypical or NT is a new term. It describes students of typical development, intellect, and cognitive skill abilities. However, the term has no absolute medical
Restorative practices elevate relationships. It builds problem-solving skills and provides discipline solutions for transgressors and victims. These practices teach conflict resolutions. Restorative practices develop community
Zoom fatigue is part of each student’s life. As students learn remotely, videoconference is the way for students and teachers to connect and communicate.
School trips are important for student learning. No matter if students are in school part or full time, or totally remote, they have cabin fever.
The strengths of students are unique to each child. Parents and teachers recognize the individuality of each person. A student’s differences must be used to