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
Why music class should be on every student’s schedule
The many benefits of music classes might just be what students need in these difficult times
Incorporating Coding in STEM Classes
A middle school teacher describes learning to code with her students, and how she now uses coding as a teaching tool in other classes.
School Closures May Have Long-Term Impact On Children’s Mental Health
While the focus is on making up for lost learning, a new study suggests the impact of school closures goes much deeper and wider than gaps in children's education.
Why Learning Loss Is Prompting Educators to Rethink the Traditional School Calendar: Start Earlier, End Later, Extend Breaks for Remediation
While schools across the U.S. consider shortening summer break to curb learning loss, parents in a recent survey say they don’t support major changes to the 180-day calendar. So-called “year round” schooling could add weeks of learning time for those in need
What To Do When You Know Your Kid Is “Too Smart” For Their Grade
If students aren't challenged or intrigued by their coursework, they can get restless, bored, and have poor focus.
Majority of Americans Back Remote Learning to Protect Children, Teachers from COVID Spread, New Poll Finds
62% of parents with school-age children think remote learning should make a comeback to prevent COVID spread. New Harris/Axios poll finds most Americans agree.
High calculus failure rates thwart students across CSU
Weak math skills from high school derail students from STEM careers.
“Our Biggest Nightmare Is Here”
Cyberattacks are targeting school districts. How can schools respond to keep data and systems secure?
“Big Quit” May Force New Focus on Soft Skills and Success
How to prepare the American workforce for the increasing importance of noncognitive skills