With the change in Education Secretary, many questions arise about how schools and students are measured. There is a topic that appears to come up yearly;
Reciprocal teaching developed several years ago as part of cooperative group strategies. With this method of instruction, students and teachers share a role. They each
Children get trophies for just about everything today. Actually, this occurrence has been going on for at least 30 years. Are we afraid of hurt
Awards for attendance encourage students to go to school every day. Attendance in school is important for a student’s success. In addition, educators are aware
Emotional intensity is found in many children. And, it overlaps with other traits such a high sensitivity and over-excitabilities. Emotional Intensity is the manner in
Media literacy is needed in our schools. For that reason, connecting the school curriculum with the student’s home is necessary. In doing so, a sound framework
Friendships for students in elementary, middle school, and high school are important. But, is social media and our high tech society preventing children from forming
Celebrations on January 1, call for wishing each other a Happy New Year. Additionally, each culture has common themes during this time of the year. Therefore,
‘Tis the season we grapple with educating students on types of traditions. Christmas brings on this quandary. As we wrestle with the principal of separation
Dyslexia, according to a new study from Durham and Yale University, is unscientific. They say the label lacks meaning. So, what is dyslexia? It is almost