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The science of reading: It’s time to bring preschool teachers into the conversation
First Person is where Chalkbeat features personal essays by educators, students, parents, and others thinking and writing ...
Fairfax County high school athletes team up to help elementary kids read stronger
Student-athletes at Virginia’s Annandale High held their final 45-minute session to help Braddock Elementary kids with reading comprehension and vocabulary.
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No extra classes, just focus: Math prodigy achieves highest-ever score at HUST
Vu Minh Duc, a 12th-grade math student from Bac Ninh, made history by scoring the highest-ever marks in the Hanoi University ...
The learning outcomes crisis: ASER report due this month will take stock
Addressing the learning crisis in elementary education through NIPUN-BHARAT program, aiming for universal Foundational ...
Screens have taken over classrooms. Even students have had enough.
Educators question whether the rapid shift toward more technology has benefited learning. ‘I really lose my focus.’ ...
‘I have dyslexia. An exemption from Irish goes some way towards levelling the playing field’
Students and parents respond to Department of Education plan to limit issuing of exemptions in study of Irish language in ...
Lackawanna County PSSA scores show students still feeling the effects of COVID-related learning loss
Nearly five years after schools around the state were forced to pivot to online instruction due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the ...
As preppies start their first day, a principal reflects on missing his
When five-year-old Tyra Zuidam locked eyes with fellow prep student Harrison Castelino at the school gates, they fell into ...
A 6-foot-7 classroom hero Josh Speidel: Teaching special education 10 years after accident
Columbus North basketball star Josh Speidel suffered a traumatic brain injury 10 years ago. He now teaches students how to ...
We must develop real alternatives for Bridgeport students
The no-cost private Covenant School in Bridgeport shows us that there are better ways to help struggling students.