As the school year ended without picnics and parties, I thought “never again.” As in, “I never again want to experience online school.” I wasn’t alone. Through text messages,
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National Literacy Day, September 8, gives us a chance to look at the various ways in which literacy, learning and success in the classroom are intertwined. Learning to read can be challenging for children. Fortunately, research is now available that suggests how to give each child a good start in reading. ...
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The Stop the Hate Learning Portal provides online access to the museum’s anti-bias education content, where students can take the new Stop the Hate digital tour, teachers can book free online workshops for their classrooms, and both students and teachers can learn more about entering the $100,000 Stop the Hate contest. ...
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St. Barnabas Catholic School is a National Blue Ribbon School of excellence with about 500 students ranging from preschool through eighth grade. Its curriculum challenges and accommodates students of diverse learning abilities, and faculty strives to cultivate the full academic potential of every student. ...
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STEM has been a buzzword in K-12 education for years. Proponents say expertise in computer science, engineering, health care and related fields will continue to be in demand in the job market of the future. We share ways to incorporate STEM learning — and fun — with your preschooler. ...
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