Paraprofessionals, or “teacher’s aides” as they often are called, work alongside licensed teachers to give students additional attention and instruction. These team members are relied upon to play a more important role in a child’s special education experience than many people think. ...
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Education
Choosing the right college or university is only part of the journey. Students still need to complete a rigorous application process and many have to figure out how they plan to fund their education. High school counselors can provide some guidance; however, students and parents also may want to consider outside support like these apps and websites. ...
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By understanding Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) scores, parents can be better equipped to provide support to their children throughout the school year. We spoke with several experts to find out more about the assessments and how parents, teachers and administrators can work together to benefit each child. ...
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Education was everything in Suzanne Walker Buck’s family childhood home.
The recently named head of school at Western Reserve Academy says her parents were first-generation high school and college graduates.
Don't forget to register for this free event, happening Sunday, October 6, at Acacia Clubhouse at Cleveland Metroparks in Lyndhurst. Bring your family out for some fall fun, interactive activities and science shows, plus meet with more than 30 schools and education-focused vendors — and much more! ...
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As automated technology may replace part of the traditional workforce, schools must teach students the skills they need to be successful in jobs that do not even exist yet. Makerspaces provide a space for students to learn those skills. Learn what these inventive spaces offer, as well as how to provide these learning opportunities at home. ...
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