What’s in a Grade?
Forward-thinking teachers, school administrators, and policy makers rarely achieve legitimate consensus on big issues in education. They stake claims on all sides of critical questions
Forward-thinking teachers, school administrators, and policy makers rarely achieve legitimate consensus on big issues in education. They stake claims on all sides of critical questions
Educating our Children: What Matters Most Parents, teachers, school administrators, and policy makers engage in a robust and ongoing debate about the primary goal of
For decades, there’s been a buzz in educational circles about the positive relationship which exists between music and mathematics. Some of this research has examined
The Importance of Finishing High School The National Institute for Educational Statistics reports that individuals who graduate from high school earn an average of just
For parents and kids alike, homework can be a tough nut to crack. It seems like there are two types of people in the world,
What’s in a Grade? One of the most challenging aspects of education lies in assessment. Whether in public school, private school, or home-school, teachers work
Summer is here. Which means it’s time for parents to look back over the school year and answer an important question: Is my child in
We got our report card last month. It didn’t come home in an intimidating, official white envelope carefully placed in our backpacks. No one had
Punitive v. Restorative Discipline: What’s the Difference? The early 21st century is an amazing time to live. Compared to one hundred years ago – 1918
One of the greatest challenges in education is what to do with children who don’t fit inside the box. For teachers in public or private