by Lawrence Daniel | Dec 27, 2017 | Articles
A new spice lab is spicing up school lunches, and encouraging children to pick their flavors and make healthy choices. In Cassia County, the spice lab is available to every school in the district. It is set up at the end of the food line on a small table. “It helps... by Lawrence Daniel | Dec 3, 2017 | Articles
They’re playing with language; putting on a bilingual show helps kids enjoy two languages and become more confident in their speaking and language abilities. At El Camino Real’s original production of Imaginations on the Loose!, students are participating... by Lawrence Daniel | Nov 19, 2017 | Articles
A teacher has discovered an unusual method how to help students struggling with dylsexia. At Riverside Middle School, teacher Gail Grossman leads a small group in front of a table filled with colored tiles. The tiles represent sounds, not letters. As students string... by Lawrence Daniel | Nov 5, 2017 | Articles
A teacher in Roanoke has discovered the secret of how to use rap to teach grammar. Cole Wilder makes videos with rhymes and jokes that feature his students, illustrating concepts of grammar. In one recent video he made at James Madison High School, nearly 80 students... by Lawrence Daniel | Oct 27, 2017 | Articles
Educators and lawmakers are considering making computer science a graduation requirement in the state of Wyoming. Adding computer science to the education program is a discussion taking place amid talk of budget cuts and a more through examination of Wyoming schools. ...
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