Sustaining curiosity, collaboration, and connectedness in a pandemic

Sustaining students' curiosity, collaboration, and connectedness is critical to remote learning success during the pandemic

Early Literacy Instruction Should Go Beyond the Basics

Early literacy instruction should go beyond the basics. Preparing kids to be critical thinkers and problem solvers requires teaching a mix of foundational skills and higher-level abstract skills.

Why Allowing Your Child Breaks During Online Learning Boosts Focus

Allowing your children to take brain breaks during online learning keeps their minds healthy and helps with cognitive abilities, reading comprehension, and divergent thinking (creative thinking)

How to Foster Creativity, No Matter Where Learning Takes Place

Igniting creativity in students could be the key to a successful transition back to school even when it is distance learning

Do STEM toys actually teach kids science and math?

Experts say parents should look for toys that encourage open-ended, active play and problem-solving to give their children a fun STEM learning experience

Creating Comics in the Classroom

Students who learn how to make comics—even simple ones—become stronger storytellers and gain confidence in their ability to be creative.

Bergen: Too Many Schools Lack a Student Newspaper. When Schools Reopen, However They Reopen, Every School Should Have One

Student journalism promotes personalized learning and critical thinking. It improves grades and ACT scores, promotes equity for students of color and amplifies student voice

What a 200-year-old experiment can teach anxious parents about home schooling

Learning isn’t only about textbooks, it’s about awakening in students the desire to grapple with interesting challenges

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