by Dain Heer | Dec 31, 2014 | Articles
It’s that time of year when we visit with family and friends – maybe family or people that we don’t normally spend a lot of time with, other than for holidays or special occasions. The holidays and times for celebration can often be overwhelmed with preparations,... by James Michael | Dec 31, 2014 | Articles
A successful bilingual program which features kindergarteners learning lessons in two languages has given children the idea that dual language communication is a regular part of life. For half a day at Metcalf school in Holyoke, MA, a dozen kindergarteners learn... by Jeanne Doyle | Dec 31, 2014 | Articles
Thanks to a grant from the National Science Foundation, the student-teacher relationship effect on math achievement is being studied and schools are endeavoring to reduce the gap in student achievement and opportunity. Pittsburgh Public Schools are participating in... by Mary Clark | Dec 30, 2014 | Articles
Soon a world history class required for graduation will be available for students starting high school in 2017. In the state of Ohio, the legislature finalized a bill that will add the half year course to graduation requirements. The requirement was proposed last... by Michael James | Dec 30, 2014 | Articles
The Center for School Change has found that dual credit classes give high school students an advantage in preparing for college. In St Paul, some students were not sure they would ever get to go to college. Now they are getting credit for higher education before they...
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