Math learning taking a hit during COVID
When it comes to STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education, the “M” for math is often an afterthought. But that needs to change to combat math learning loss due to COVID-19
High school students tend to get more motivated over time
Increasing students' sense of 'belonging' in school was one key way of increasing academic motivation
Finding the silver linings in a pandemic
The move to distance learning has laid bare the disconnect between schools and families—and showed us a way to heal the rift
More Lawmakers Are Leading Efforts to Reopen Some Schools By Statute — And Not Just in Red States
Only a handful of states have mandated a return to in-person schooling. But several are now considering proposals that would require districts to offer live instruction to students
How To Know If Online Tutoring Is Right For Your Tween
Online tutoring has existed for years, but is it right for your kids? Parents should consider several factors when choosing a tutor for their children
Over Two-Thirds of Parents Have to Use Google to Help Kids with Schoolwork, Study Finds
Over Two-Thirds of Parents Have to Use Google to Help Kids with Schoolwork, Study Finds
Learning loss beats COVID as top school reopening concern
Learning loss tops fears of COVID-19 as top school reopening concern
Is Hybrid Learning Killing Teaching?
Is hybrid learning bad for teaching?
4 Easy Ways to Engage Girls in Engineering on Girl Day, 2021
On Girl Day—and all year 'round!—engage girls in engineering with these four easy steps from DiscoverE.
Public school parents consider pandemic leap to private schools
Across the U.S., parents are growing frustrated with public schools as K-12 students record low performance with distant learning. Now lawmakers are proposing to allow families to use public funds to pay for private or homeschool.