Dyslexia in Schools: Understanding and Teaching Students with Dyslexia
Now more than ever before, literacy is an essential skill for functioning in our society. From computer screens to road signs, from restaurant menus to
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Why Multisensory Learning is an Effective Strategy for Teaching Students How To Read
One of the most important challenges that educators face is how to teach early or struggling students literacy skills. While students meet academic milestones at
Why Adding Mindfulness Education to School Curriculum Strengthens Social Emotional Development and Academic Achievement
One of the best ways to prepare your students for a rich school career is by teaching them social-emotional skills. Mindfulness activities are a simple,
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Why Adding Mindfulness Education to School Curriculum Strengthens Social Emotional Development and Academic Achievement
One of the best ways to prepare your students for a rich school career is by teaching them social-emotional skills. Mindfulness activities are a simple,
How Young is Too Young to Teach Reading?
There are as many products advertising that “your baby can read” as there are educators warning people away from them. Often, parents and teachers of
Why Bilingual Students Have a Cognitive Advantage for Learning to Read
Because over fifty percent of people know at least two languages, educators are more likely to have bilingual students than not.[1] In fact, the number
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A Look at the SPREE Working Group Report
In December 2017, the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) held its annual NCSL Capitol Forum in Coronado, California. At the conference, the State Policy
State Policy Group to Share Early Education Findings at NCSL Conference
Next week, the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) will hold its annual NCSL Capitol Forum in Coronado, California. At the conference, state legislators and
Education Week Special Report: ESSA & State of the States
Education Week recently published its long-running annual report on the state of education in the United States. This year’s edition of Quality Counts takes a comprehensive
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How Corporate Philanthropy Leads to Social Change
Although nonprofits have the potential to promote significant social change, they tend to grow at a slower pace than for-profit groups.[16] The reasons for this
How Collaborative Philanthropy Makes a Social Impact
The number of billion-dollar companies is increasing, and more than 70% are interested in philanthropy.[1] Because of this, large and small organizations have revived their
Education Talk Radio: “Research Proves the Value of Early Childhood Education”
On this episode of Education Talk Radio, host Larry Jacobs sits down with Kathleen Petersen, a former UAEYC Principal of the Year and NAESP National
Classroom Management
Dyslexia in Schools: Understanding and Teaching Students with Dyslexia
Now more than ever before, literacy is an essential skill for functioning in our society. From computer screens to road signs, from restaurant menus to
Why Multisensory Learning is an Effective Strategy for Teaching Students How To Read
One of the most important challenges that educators face is how to teach early or struggling students literacy skills. While students meet academic milestones at
Why Adding Mindfulness Education to School Curriculum Strengthens Social Emotional Development and Academic Achievement
One of the best ways to prepare your students for a rich school career is by teaching them social-emotional skills. Mindfulness activities are a simple,
