by Gayle Rich | Dec 28, 2017 | Articles
A Springfield Missouri first grade teacher has discovered how to overcome math anxiety, and she is sharing her discoveries and methods with her young students. When Katie Baker was growing up, she did not know that math would become her passion. In fact, she had no... by Gayle Rich | Dec 19, 2017 | Articles
Students are creating games with code, learning how to build robots, write computer programs, or just experiment with circuits. The three middle schools in the Montclair NJ area offer coding and robotics either as an elective or extracurricular activity. The robotics... by Gayle Rich | Dec 10, 2017 | Articles
Many young novelists were honored for their writing achievements recently after each completed a draft of a novel during November as part of the National Novel Writing Month Young Writers Program. At Cleveland Middle School in Tennessee, 125 students participated in... by Gayle Rich | Dec 3, 2017 | Articles
Teens rely on their peers for many things, but at one high school, there is a focus on improving student relationships with tutoring. At Big Horn High School, peer tutoring is a new program which improves student relationships across grade levels. Teachers decided... by Gayle Rich | Oct 31, 2017 | Articles
Schools helping students use social media for communication are finding that rather than being a waste of time, social media tools help students remain connected and organized. At Mansfield High School, Peter Lally is president of the school’s National Honor...
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