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Tired of Pushing Science To The Side? Give It A Boost In The Classroom
Science is critical to preparing students for STEM fields, solving challenges, and making discoveries that positively impact our environment and health.
Read MoreHelpful Steps To Reverse Math Declines For Students With Disabilities
Math teachers can use various tactics to help students grasp concepts, internalize lessons, and close the learning gap caused by the pandemic.
Read MoreTeachers or Influencers? The Misguided Priorities in Today’s Education
Teachers must focus on professional development, positive communication with parents, and elevating student outcomes, not posting videos to social media.
Read MoreBlack Teacher Who Let Students Braid Hair Needs Guidance, Not Punishment
A Black male teacher has been disciplined for letting students braid his hair. It’s a teachable moment as we need to retain more Black teachers.
Read MorePunk Artist Mike Park Shares His Experience With Anti-Asian Hate
Every single time I think we move a step forward, something drives us two steps back. How can we argue with the facts? Racism is alive and thriving. But I have hope.
Read MoreEducation Has an Engagement Problem, and AI can Help Fix it
Artificial intelligence can be a pivotal tool to help teachers engage with students and get them excited about personalized learning experiences.
Read More‘Useless’ Math: From y=mx+b to Silicon Valley Dreams
Students might think y=mx+b is useless, but it teaches them valuable skills they can apply to jobs in social media and other tech fields.
Read MoreYou Learned Math Incorrectly; Do You Want Your Children To Do The Same?
How previous generations learned math isn’t the best way for students to be prepared for careers in STEM. Parents must adapt to common core principles.
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