by Pat Wyman | Jan 13, 2021 | Articles
Have you ever tried putting together a new appliance or using one for the first time without checking the instructions? For simple items like plugging in a toaster or a new microwave, it might be easy enough. But say you got yourself a new fancy smartphone, and you’ve... by Peter Hancock | Feb 4, 2014 | Articles
Researchers from two state agencies say fitness and academic performance are linked, however they cannot prove definitively that exercise and physical fitness make kids smarter. The study, unveiled Thursday during a gym class at Seaman Middle School in Topeka, was... by Lynh Bui | Aug 12, 2013 | Articles
All too often, education officials rely on academic measurements and test scores to record student success rates; one district will focus on measuring hope, engagement and well-being this year to determine students’ overall academic success this school year. In... by Dorit Sasson | Aug 28, 2012 | Articles
You are probably aware of the benefits of collaboration for the sake of English language learners. (ELLs) Not only is the topic making headway but much emphasis is on how ESL teachers and other specialists, general education and special ed teachers, etc. can work...
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