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Bedtime fights begin as most children feel it is not time for sleep. They don’t understand, when it’s light outside, they have to go to

Gun legislation once again, brought up the notion of arming classroom teachers. The White House states they would support offering federal funds to qualified staff

SMET schools that stand for Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology claim to be STEM schools. They focus on these subjects. It’s a nationwide program for

A behavior chart with clip art or colors has a devastating effect on some children. Children with no success with behavior charts run the risk

Homework does not prepare students for the real world say some people. Some perceive homework as random assignments that take too much time to complete.

Meditation time is helping many schools avoid discipline problems. A short period at the beginning of the day helps students focus on learning. Therefore, schools

Today’s students are constantly on the internet. They use tablets and computers in schools, for homework assignments and for leisure. However, they must learn responsibility

Charter schools are beginning to slow down their development in many states. This is presently both good and bad. Many school districts stopped authorizing the

Introverts are neglected as group work and collaborative methods are used in the classroom. Introverts tend to work best in quiet places. However, a quiet

Testing is overdone in today’s schools.  According to The National Center for Fair and Open Testing (Fair Test) “Widespread opposition to the overuse and misuse of