Walter: Reading Out Loud to Your Kids While Riding on the Bus or Waiting at the Laundromat? Phone Apps and Ebooks Make It Easy

Parents, say you're waiting at the laundromat, or riding on a bus. Instead of filling that time by letting your children play on a phone or tablet, you can pull up a book, take five minutes to read a story out loud and then talk about it

As Schools Push for More Tutoring, New Research Points to Its Effectiveness — and the Challenge of Scaling it To Combat Learning Loss

Tutoring has been welcomed as an answer to COVID learning loss. A new study offers more proof of its effectiveness — but also highlights the challenges of bringing it to scale

Children acted out more during distance learning, parents say, deepening learning loss

Children acted out more during distance learning, parents say, deepening learning loss

Trust, cultural responsiveness key to strengthen school-parent relationships

As in-person learning and pre-pandemic routines rebound, parents and educators are seeking to maintain new connections and repair any fractures.

Campanella: As We Enter Year 3 of COVID, Learning is Everywhere this National School Choice Week. But Yes, We Need to Keep Talking About ‘School Choice’

School choice has never been just about private or charter schools. It’s about all kids being able to access learning opportunities that help them discover their identity and relation to the world

Parents scramble for higher-quality masks for children amid nationwide shortage

Though medical KN95 masks are highly recommended amid the Omicron surge, most California districts aren’t providing them for children

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