When our governor announced in early April that school would remain closed until the end of the year, the teachers I know experienced a combination of relief and devastation. Relief
The coronavirus outbreak has upended the regular school year and canceled traditional plans for high-school graduations. This blog post describes strategies school leaders nationwide are using to celebrate graduating seniors
Graduating seniors in Kanawha County, West Virginia had a topsy-turvy year with the cancellation of in-person classes this school year amid the coronavirus, but they received some special recognition –
“I just didn’t feel like I was doing enough. It just seemed like the right thing to do,” said Wylie High School principal Virdie Montgomery.
A lot of people are spending their birthdays alone or just at home during quarantine but a group of elementary school students wants to change that. The group calls themselves
Many school doors across the country will not reopen this academic year due to COVID-19. That means teachers won’t get the chance to say goodbye to their students.
The last grading period of a school year can bring both dread and excitement for students and teachers. Standardized tests and a frozen tundra of motivation pale in the face
Motivation fluctuates day by day during the school year. It can be especially hard to sustain intrinsic motivation, which originates from within each person and is associated with enjoyment and
Librarians help people access information and gain knowledge, from historical records to latest technology researches, their job seems boring, however, that’s not completely true. To prove that a giggle can
Most of us are aware of the negative effect of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) on the health and welfare of a child. ACEs are harmful interpersonal exposures in the home
