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As students fall further behind academic expectations as a result of pandemic disruptions, we must expand summer learning opportunities and focus on those skills students need most. By Dr. Gene …

After years of learning disruptions owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, many schools are looking to strengthen their summer learning programs in an effort to help students make up for lost …

Summer learning doesn't have to be a drag--here's how educators are creating engaging and educational programs for their students The pandemic has augmented concerns about learning loss, leading many schools …

Ellen Bialo, President and CEO of Interactive Educational Systems Design (IESD), on the state-of-play of math education—it’s not as dire as people may think. Don’t call it learning loss. Let’s …

At Gainesville Independent School District in Texas, we believe it’s just as important for our teachers to have growth mindsets as our students. In pursuit of that, we began using …

The misconception that only certain people are good at math forms in students’ minds at an early age. At Phineas Bates Elementary, inclusion specialists like me and our grade-level math …

By focusing on teaching students what they’ve missed while continuing on with grade-level material, I believe we can eventually close the learning gaps created over the past two years For …

Twana Young offers simple strategies to help students who struggle with the language of math How many teachers have overheard a frustrated student, after grappling with a concept such as …

By age 6, many children already believe boys are more interested than girls in STEM Early in elementary school, many children already believe that boys are more interested than girls …

Here’s how an educator uses comics to introduce critical SEL concepts, scaffold learning, and connect with his 5th-graders As an educator and curriculum content creator, I’m always seeking to develop …