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Why Modern Reading Tools Are Stripping Away Flashy Digital Distractions
Discover why new reading intervention tools are ditching flashy games for clean interfaces, orthographic mapping, and scientific fluency assessments.
California Student Data Breach Exposes 7 Million Student Records
A major security breach at testing vendor ETS has exposed 7 million California student records. Learn what was leaked and how to protect your child.
Consistent SEL Lesson Delivery Linked to Fewer Behavior Referrals
Learn how tracking implementation data for social-emotional learning programs helps schools reduce student behavior issues and improve classroom support.
Is AI Ready to Grade School Exams? New Data Shows 95% Accuracy
EdTech developer CENTURY claims its AI math-grading tool achieves 95% accuracy. Learn how automated grading works and what it means for school fairness.
How a New Coding Mission Helps Kids Master Math and Measurement
Learn how Wonder Workshop’s new 'The Great Supply Rescue' lesson uses Dash robots, riddles, and physical debugging to build math and coding skills.
How Reading Student Writing Exactly as Written Helps Kids Write More
Discover how reading student writing exactly as written, errors and all, helps children self-correct and transforms reluctant writers into paragraph builders.
A Five-Day Homeschool Plan for an Accurate Thanksgiving History
A five-day homeschool guide to teaching an accurate Thanksgiving history using primary sources, food science, and modern educational funding tools.
Managing Winter Break Screen Time with Hands-On Learning
Learn how to manage winter break screen time with a research-backed, hands-on routine that boosts physical activity, math skills, and outdoor play.
Turn Halloween Candy and Costumes Into Hands-On Math Lessons
Discover how to turn Halloween candy and costumes into active math lessons. Learn what research says about using movement and visual arrays to boost learning.
Why Hands-On Civics Lessons Are Replacing Rote Memorization
Learn how hands-on civic projects are replacing rote memorization to boost student learning and language skills, and explore the rules on school advocacy.
How Project-Based Civics Lessons Help Students Learn by Doing
Discover how hands-on, project-based civics lessons improve academic scores and language skills for K-12 students, according to recent educational studies.
Why Hands-On Civics Lessons Are Still Missing in Most Schools
Discover why hands-on civics education is missing in most schools and how integrating real-world advocacy helps students build critical life and language skills.