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MorraLee Keller, of the college access nonprofit National College Attainment Network (NCAN), says this year’s form looks almost identical to
When Students Repair School Chromebooks, Meaningful Skills Are Developed
According to research, project-based learning can improve students’ retention and engagement. Additionally, project-based learning is well-suited to support 21st century
It’s Not Too Late to Read That Entire Book With Your Students
Reading also enables students to make broader connections to the world, whether it has to do with global events, personal
AI is Moving Fast. Here Are Some Helpful Ways to Support Teachers
His district offers Cyber Week, an optional week during the summer for teachers to explore innovative teaching practices. This past
Kids Worldwide Face Huge Educational Challenges. Is Better Leadership a Solution?
Chee, who is also a sheep farmer, runs an elementary school 45 miles northeast of Flagstaff, Arizona. Many children travel
How the First Letter of Your Last Name Can Affect Your Grades in College
The study is described in a 2024 draft paper posted on the website of SSRN, formerly known as the Social
What the Research Says About Mixed-Ability Algebra Class
Meanwhile, average students appeared to be unharmed. Those who had been randomly assigned to the new mixed level class had
How is Dual Enrollment Affecting Students’ Chances at Earning College Degrees?
The fact that students with dual enrollment credits are faring better than students without dual enrollment credits isn’t terribly persuasive.
So Stressed You Don’t Know What to do Next? Try Talking to Your ‘Parts’
As the scientist in him mulled this over, he also looked inward. “I noticed them in myself. Oh my God,
What One State Learned After a Decade of Free Community College
Thirty-seven percent of students who initially enrolled in college with the Promise scholarship program earned a two-year associate degree within