K-12
L.A. Unified Opens Amid Challenges and New Initiatives
Pacoima Middle School prepared for the school year with essential tasks. Teacher Raquel Chacon distributed Algebra 1 workbooks to her seventh-grade students. Justin Cole checked uniforms for homeless students. Florian Ospina ensured the chess pieces
21st Century Charter High School Implements New Policies and Schedule
Students wearing black and red polo shirts carried clear book bags through the entrance of 21st Century Charter High School. A mix of rap songs played, welcoming them back. As they approached two metal detectors,
Engaging Students with Ancient Texts: Using Modern Adaptations
Challenges in Teaching Ancient Texts Casey Crowhurst, an experienced high school English teacher, acknowledges the difficulty of teaching The Odyssey, a text written over 2,000 years ago. At Monticello High School in Illinois, students often
Choosing the Best Kids’ Reading and Writing Materials
Literacy involves more than just the ability to read and write. It equips individuals with tools for expressing themselves effectively. Quality reading and writing materials are crucial for building a strong foundation. These materials can
Understanding Math Learning Materials: A Comprehensive Guide
Learning and teaching math presents distinct challenges. To support your child in reaching their curriculum goals, consider utilizing math learning materials. These resources can complement current math instruction or offer additional practice to enhance concept
Preparing Your Child for Kindergarten: Practical Tips and Skills
If your child is starting kindergarten this fall, preparation is key. Longer days will be filled with unfamiliar faces and new skills. We spoke with Dr. Aimee Ketchum, a pediatric occupational therapist who created the
Challenges in Assessing Student Performance
Nearly 90% of parents in the United States think their child is at or above grade level in reading and math. This perception is often inaccurate. Data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (N.A.E.P.)
Teaching Kindness Through Innovative Curriculum in Schools
Red Wing, Minnesota — Each year, the U.S. invests hundreds of billions in education focusing on reading, writing, and math. Yet, teaching kindness is often overlooked. Some schools, however, incorporate kindness into their curriculum. Kindness