A report card does more than mark a test. Watch closely and a grade stops describing one hard afternoon and starts telling your child who they are. Here is the science of why mistakes belong in learning, and what to do at home.
You were told your child is a visual learner, a hands-on learner, a child who needs their own style. The science says otherwise. Here is what personalized learning actually means, and the one question that sorts a helpful tool from a harmful one.
Preparing Students for the Future of Work and Learning As we navigate the rapidly changing landscape of education, it’s essential to focus on developing skills that will prepare students for success in the future. With the rise of artificial intelligence and automation, it’s no longer enough to simply master content. Instead, we need to emphasize […]
Unlocking the Connection Between Creativity and Math As we delve into the world of math and creativity, it’s essential to recognize that these two seemingly disparate concepts are, in fact, intertwined. The process of writing a hit song and solving a math problem may appear to be vastly different, but they share a common thread […]
Understanding the Importance of Effective Grouping in Learning When it comes to learning, the way students are grouped can have a significant impact on their ability to absorb and retain information. In an ideal learning environment, students would have access to individualized attention, small group discussions, and large-scale lectures. However, in most schools, classes are […]
Building a Systematic Approach to Student Growth As educators, we often strive for instant gratification and practical solutions, but it’s essential to focus on sustainability and a systematic approach to student growth. This involves moving beyond guesswork and being intentional and strategic in our progress towards growth. By using data as a theory of action, […]
Navigating the AI Era in K12 Spaces As we navigate the AI era in K12 spaces, it’s essential to understand the different categories of AI and their applications. Predictive AI helps forecast outcomes and identifies areas where support is needed. Generative AI creates content, such as lesson plans and rubrics, while agentic AI acts towards […]
Supporting Children’s Learning at Home As a parent, it’s natural to want to support your child’s learning at home, but it can be overwhelming to know where to start. Anna Okconor, a teacher and mom of two, shares her insights on how to make learning fun and engaging for your child. She emphasizes the importance […]
Transforming STEM Education for the Future As technology continues to advance at an unprecedented rate, it’s essential that our education system keeps pace. This means moving beyond traditional teaching methods and embracing innovative approaches to STEM education. By doing so, we can equip students with the technical skills, adaptability, and creative problem-solving abilities needed to […]
Why the “Either-Or” Mindset Limits Your Child Many teachers and parents believe they must choose between supporting a child with reading differences and maintaining grade-level expectations. This thinking creates a false dilemma. The truth? Your child’s brain is wired to develop reading skills AND engage with challenging content. These goals work together, not against each […]
