Now that those children have reached their early school years, researchers are beginning to see how pandemic years have shaped their education, even though many had yet to set foot in a classroom when ...
NAPLAN testing started with a technical glitch on Wednesday morning. Schools were advised to pause the first day of assessments while a “widespread issue affecting students being able to log on to the ...
The Classical Learning Test is being embraced by more states and universities, offering an alternative to traditional college ...
The research also raises a wider issue about stereotypes and self-perception. If girls repeatedly see test results framed as a shortfall, it risks reinforcing the idea that they are “bad with money” ...
Dr. Sara Bode (far right) high fives Juri Sleet, 4, after she and Crystal Webb, a kindergarten readiness coordinator, talk with Sleet's grandmother, Quintina Davis (left), about the literacy screening ...
Learning poverty remains one of the most urgent education challenges of the digital age, limiting millions of students’ ability to read, write, and fully participate in modern knowledge economies.
Young students are still struggling to bounce back academically from the pandemic, even though many were babies at the time ...
Teaching methods have changed over recent years, particularly in the areas of reading and writing. The pendulum is swinging back, though, so phonics and cursive writing are turning up in lesson plans.
A competitive culture is emerging around the national test, and the NAPLAN head has urged parents to refuse requests by in-demand schools to provide results when trying to enrol their children.
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A Maine Educator Didn’t Have a Curriculum to Teach a Foundational Reading Skill. So She Created One
A Maine school district is testing a new reading curriculum that teaches kids to break words into sounds and blend them back together ...
The Liberty-Eylau Independent School District Education Foundation awarded nearly $8,000 in teacher grants Monday for ...
With nearly 300,000 Oklahomans missing a diploma, the state is ditching the "one-size-fits-all" test for a more common-sense approach.
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