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Although Teacher Appreciation Day is only one day a year, the work teachers do helps to make the world a better place. Every day should be Teacher Appreciation Day.
We only celebrate Teacher Appreciation Day one day a year, but I think every day should be Teacher Appreciation Day.
One elementary school educational assistant has found that Dungeons & Dragons, the tabletop fantasy role-playing game, is a great tool to teach kids about literacy, math, and how to face difficult challenges. He's started a fundraiser to provide D&D kits for students to use over the summer break.
Dungeons & Dragons as a teaching tool? Hell yeah! Kids learn about math, creative problem-solving, literacy, leadership, and so much more--and better yet, they’re not even consciously aware that they’re learning.
After the Parkland shooting, Florida passed legislation that provides millions of dollars for arming teachers. But how do those teachers feel about it? The school district that includes Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School said "No, thanks."
The brainiacs in the Florida legislature think it’s an awesome idea to arm teachers and other school officials. The mass shooting survivors in Marjory Stoneman Douglas’s school district say, “Excuse me, WTF?”
Pop-up classes are popping up, so to speak, on college campuses across America. They give students a low-risk, low-commitment way to explore topics and skills without the pressure of having to get a good grade.
A great low-risk, low-commitment way to learn something cool.
Although school segregation has long since been outlawed, it's making a resurgence in the form of cities "seceding" from school districts that have a lot of minority students. Gardendale, Alabama, is one example of the modern segregation movement.
Yes, it’s 2018 and race-based school segregation is still happening.
Here's a list of fun mindfulness activities and exercises for kids and teens that will teach them about mindfulness in playful way (in school f.i.). Enjoy!
Here are some great ideas on teaching mindfulness to students of any age.
There's been a lot of talk and research about how technology affects student learning. While the jury is still out, and there are definitely ways technology hurts student learning, there are plenty of ways that it helps, too.
Sure, technology affects student learning. In some ways, the effect hasn’t been great, but in others, it’s been responsible for better learning. Whatever the case, we’re going to have to get used to technology in the classroom because it’s not going away any time soon.
A four-year degree isn't the only way to find a well-paying and satisfying career. Check out these five well-paying careers you can get into with a junior college degree.
Don’t let people tell you that junior college won’t get you anywhere in life.
Both the House and Senate versions of the 2018 GOP tax plan curtail many programs designed to help college students pay for their education.
The #GOPTaxScam is hurting everyone and may actually do terrible things to college and graduate students from low- and moderate-income backgrounds. Read all about it in this post.
While some artists have argued that children shouldn't go to art galleries because they're not old enough to understand art, I disagree, and here's why.
What do you think? Should kids be exposed to art, or should their parents wait until they’re older?
Eight-year-old Tiernan Kriner needs a bone marrow transplant. Thanks to an education robot, the boy is able to keep up with his lessons and see his friends.
Educational technology can be a challenge, but it's one that teachers need to address head on. Here are some tips on how to do just that.
Educational technology can be a challenge for teachers, but it’s crucial to today’s classroom. Here are some tips on how you can bring edtech into your class.
Senior year is stressful enough, especially with college applications coming due. Get our tips on how to prepare for your biggest academic chore.
Do these 4 things before you submit your college applications
'Tis the season to incorporate STEM into your holiday curriculum. We've got three great holiday science activities for kids for you to try.
Teachers: Need some ideas for STEM holiday activities? We’ve got some for you in this post.
Research indicates that postsecondary education may not lead to the level of upward mobility the experts had expected to find.
Sometimes it can be hard to logically justify wanting to get a degree in art. But in this post, we give you three good, solid reasons.
Art school isn’t as “silly” as some people may believe
In the current social and political climate, supporting LGBT students is more important than ever. Learn what you can do to help.