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Science is cool! If you have any doubts, keep reading. Young learners have an innate curiosity to explore, build, and invent.
McKenna Wierman
The saying “it takes a village to raise a child” rings true when talking about student academic success.
Jade Choyce
Often, children look at their teachers and immediate family members as the most important individuals in their lives.
Debbie Crawford
Too many students are arriving to school unprepared for the academic and social experience of kindergarten. What can parents do to make sure that their child enters the classroom primed for learning? Here’s a list of five teacher-approved areas that parents can focus on to make sure that their preschooler is kindergarten-ready.
Lisa Bliss
As a parent, you’ve likely seen your role in your child’s education evolve and even increase since March 2020.
Dr. Audra Kosh
Incorporate science, technology, engineering, art and design, and math (STEAM) learning in your child's at-home summer activities to encourage both logical and creative thinking.
While everyone can appreciate a good lazy day, the academic consequences of an entire summer off is not something to take lightly. In fact, ASCD reports that, on average, elementary students lose one month of learning over the summer. Even more concerning is the fact that learning loss from this “summer slide” seems to be cumulative. Keep your students learning all summer long with these 10 tips.
As the school year winds to a close and your child gazes longingly toward the summer months, it is a good time to begin thinking about how to keep him or her learning over the summer in the midst of fun activities that you may have planned. We compiled a list of general tips for you to keep in mind as the summer approaches!
Elaine Ho
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