Students are more successful when their family members are positively engaged with the educational environment. Community partnerships also lead to greater school success for the student population. Educators who use goal-focused family and community engagement strategies are more likely to cultivate a positive school community that will lead to academic success.
Human beings are a work in progress. We know this is true because of the research on the neuroplasticity of our brains. This is very good news, especially for people
With most schools and districts shut down for the foreseeable future, many faculty and teachers are struggling to find ways to connect with their students. One idea that keeps popping
Provide some structure and schedule to your family’s day (updated regularly).
Whew! Let’s step back, take a few deep breaths and learn a little about your child’s brain: Safety is the brain’s most basic need, followed closely by connection. When we
In this time of great uncertainty and upheaval, parenting can be even more challenging than usual. This special two-part Action Network Live! Q&A series brings developmental experts directly to you
A first and second grade teacher shares his home learning plan for his students and how he is engaging their families.
An educator with experience in distance learning shares what he’s learned: Keep it simple, and build in as much contact as possible.
School leaders nationwide are working to keep food services programs operating as schools close because of the coronavirus pandemic. Some cities have transitioned to grab-and-go meals curbside at schools, including
The American Academy of Pediatrics has announced relaxed guidelines on screen time for youths in the wake of school closures because of the coronavirus pandemic. AAP cautions that even though
GoPeer.org pairs vetted college students who attend top-tier universities with students between the ages of 5–18 for 1-to-1 tutoring lessons.
