Study: 3rd grade retention threat boosts student scores
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A study by American University and Syracuse University suggests that third-grade retention policies can improve student test -More-
Screen bans in schools can be likened to Dry January, offering a necessary reset in technology use, writes Liz Cohen, senior -More-
Standardized digital testing is keeping Chromebooks in classrooms, even as some educators push to reduce screen time. -More-
Namaqua Elementary School in Loveland, Colo., has reduced chronic absenteeism among kindergartners from 35 to 14 through st -More-
While emotional intelligence helps leaders notice that teams are exhausted from years of relentless change, true leadership r -More-
The antidote to scripted curriculum and test-driven instruction? Teacher curiosity—and the space to exercise it. -More-
By 5th grade, students stop asking questions in class. The problem isn’t the students—it’s how we structure learning. -More-
Fred DeMayo, Susan Greenstein Prescott's English teacher, played a pivotal role in her personal growth by responding with kin -More-
Capital City Public Charter School in Washington, D.C., uses looping, where teachers stay with students for two years, to b -More-
SouthTech Treasure Coast, a tuition-free career and technical charter school, is set to open in Fort Pierce in August to serv -More-