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Welcome to the world of music, where endless possibilities exist within the realm of sound. From the melodies that make our hearts skip a beat to the lyrics that speak to our soul, music has the power to transport us to different places and evoke …
A well-written informational essay provides the reader with new information on a topic. In order to write an effective informational essay, you must first do some research on the topic. Once you have gathered your information, you can begin to organize it in a way …
The Problem With Homework: Not Much Evidence on Whether It Works Engaging in homework has become a customary routine for students, parents, and teachers alike. Students are expected to complete their nightly assignments, either reluctantly or with refusal, while complaining about it; parents are tasked …
Schools Brace For Monkeypox Outbreak With Little Guidance to Guide Response Subscribe to Newsletter to receive stories like these directly in your inbox. As the number of monkeypox cases increases in Florida, school districts are faced with the challenge of addressing the disease as students, …
Teacher Commentary: The House Tax Cut Will Force Educators Out of the Classroom One of the reasons many of the students I teach do not engage in reading is because they struggle to find books that feature characters and experiences they can personally relate to. …
Nebraska Lawmakers Propose Dozens of New Education Bills as Charters, Vouchers Gain Momentum Read more about the coverage of School Choice Week 2017 Lawmakers in Nebraska have ensured that the state legislature will face a challenging session in 2017 by introducing numerous proposals for education …
Response: The NYT’s Bizarre Take-out of Detroit Charter Schools Upon reading Kate Zernike’s recent article in The New York Times titled "A Sea of Charter Schools in Detroit Leaves Students Adrift," I immediately felt like I was reading an opinion piece. Isn’t that where we …
COVID Brief: COVID’s ‘Sweeping Toll on Kids’ by the Numbers Receive stories like these directly in your email inbox. Sign up for Newsletter. This Week’s Most Important News Robyn Beck/AFP/Getty Images COVID-19’s Impact on Children Reveals Significant Learning Setbacks According to the Associated Press, the …
An EDlection Showdown in Maryland: Could a ‘Blue Wave’ Unseat America’s Second-Most Popular Governor — and Reshape the State’s Education Priorities? EDlection 2018: From coast to coast, is featuring a new education-focused campaign every week. Explore all of our recent profiles, previews, and reactions at …
61% of Teachers Stressed Out, 58% Say Mental Health Is Not Good in New National Survey According to a recent survey conducted by the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), a majority of teachers in America are experiencing high levels of stress at work. In fact, …