According to the 2022 scores on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), also known as The Nati
McKenna Wierman
Learning slides of any kind are always disappointing, so we’ve put together four ways (and one bonus tip) you can keep learning going throughout the winter break using Exact Path, our K–12 assessment-driven individualized learning program.
Brittany Voges
The science of reading has generated a lot of buzz recently and for good reason—the research model has proven to be an effective, evidence-based approach to successfully teaching reading.
Winter break is an opportune moment for students to analyze and reflect on their academic performance during the first half of the school year and to continue learning at home so t
Sian Reilly
Student misbehavior can be extremely disruptive to learning. It causes teachers and administrators stress and costs classmates the valuable instructional time that the teacher has to instead spend on addressing behavior issues. One disciplinary action that is often used to punish behavior problems is out-of-school suspension. Every year, three million students face out-of-school suspension according to the U.S. Department of Education (ED).
With the leaves changing from green to shades of red and brown and the air suddenly feeling a bit crisper, it’s clear that fall is here, and winter is soon approaching.
Taking a differentiated approach to instruction recognizes that a variety of tactics must be utilized in order to reach every student. Here are five simple steps to help you get started.
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