Whose Story Are You Buying?
The Whole Language vs Phonics battle wages on, but the students are losing the war.
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Science of Reading vs. Whole Language War Rages On; Students Lose
Supporting our Gifted and Talented Black Students (ft. Dr. Donna Y. Ford)
Dr. Donna Y. Ford joins Building the Black Educator Pipeline to discuss multicultural gifted education.
Read MoreWeave Social Emotional Learning into the Fabric of the School Day
Dr. Evelyn Johnson discusses why social and emotional learning is critical to the school day for both children and adults to navigate challenging social and emotional situations successfully.
Read MoreHow Should Schools Spend ESSER Summer Funds? RI Case Study Has Some Clues
With ESSER funds available before they expire, education leaders should collect data on existing summer offerings, make improvements and build evidence-based programs.
Read MoreAdvocacy for Mental Health in Schools Starts With Us
Susana Cordova advocates for mental health in schools, its impact on academic success, and how we all have a role in addressing student mental health.
Read MoreRepublican Education Bill Would Increase Interference in Classrooms
H.R.5, the so-called “Parents Bill of Rights,” will further a radical partisan agenda and increase political interference in classrooms.
Read MoreThe ‘Transformation is Real’ as the Science of Reading Takes Hold Across Public Schools
In North Carolina, educators are seeing improvements in reading as a result of the state adopting the science of reading to instruct students.
Read MoreThe Impact of Parents on Our Education System (ft. Keri Rodrigues and Maritza Guridy)
Keri Rodrigues and Maritza Guridy explain how parents can impact the education system and the importance of parent-centered spaces in education.
Read MoreBlack Male Teachers Were My Father Figures, And We Need More of Them
Schools must do a better job hiring diverse teachers, especially Black teachers, but also keeping them on board. They have the ability to change lives.
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