Staff and students in a Michigan school district were asked to sign an anti-bullying pledge as part of an initiative aimed at addressing bullying this
Strategies like choral reading and ear reading improve students’ reading fluency, expand their vocabulary, and increase their confidence.
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital is working with local businesses and community groups to boost early literacy by helping parents read to their children. The hospital’s Reach
Schools must learn that when you come from poverty, you need more than financial aid to succeed. This article includes a story from a Low-Income
Teachers in the Lamar County School District in Mississippi noticed some children didn’t have enough to eat, so the district partnered with a local group
It’s time to change the conversation around ‘difficult’ names.
Children who endure adverse experiences often suffer negative long-term consequences. New research from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health found that positive relationships in
Researchers probing a new, interactive “data explorer” that matches students’ outcomes with college and career readiness measures found that—while nearly all students are graduating from
Tough teaching conditions affect us. But they don’t define us, says teacher Chase Mielke, author of The Burnout Cure (ASCD, 2019). In this heartfelt letter
Find about more about adverse childhood experiences and how they relate to toxic stress.
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