Parents Think Their Kids Are Getting a Good Education. The Public Disagrees. | EdSurge News
“When it comes down to their own children, parents do not have a sense of helplessness or learned helplessness” about education.| EdSurge
Can a toddler really read? A researcher-dad breaks down how the science of reading made him a believer after trying simple, evidence-based methods that ...| EdSurge Articles
Dual enrollment is surging, offering high school students a way to earn college credit and reduce education costs at a time when the value of college ...| EdSurge Articles
Children aren’t standardized, and diversity is an asset to learning and society.| EdSurge Articles
Public school districts across the country are facing declining enrollment and shrinking budgets. This reality is forcing district leaders to make ...| EdSurge Articles
When students sense unity, they feel safer, more grounded, and more willing to take the risks that real learning requires.| EdSurge Articles
“When it comes down to their own children, parents do not have a sense of helplessness or learned helplessness” about education.| EdSurge
We spoke with two individuals who helped create the 12-week certificate program to learn more about its impact, the ways in which it’s succeeded and more.| UNC School of Social Work
Burke began her first semester as an MSW student in August, but she brought with her a deep perspective for helping others that was cultivated during her time working in the Sedona and Flagstaff areas in Arizona near the Navajo Nation Reservation. The post MSW student Sophia Burke off to running start in first semester at School appeared first on UNC School of Social Work.| UNC School of Social Work
The conference, which runs from Oct. 23—26, includes presentations from students, faculty and staff.| UNC School of Social Work
Very few people want to be stuck doing the same thing for the rest of their lives. Even if educators view their career as a calling, the desire to grow ...| EdSurge Articles
What happens when schools restrict students’ access to their cellphones? Preliminary findings from a new national survey give us a clue.| EdSurge Articles
This story was published by a Voices of Change fellow. Learn more about the fellowship here.I’ve spent more than a decade as a special education ...| EdSurge Articles
“It sparks their creativity, it allows them to work collaboratively with their peers, it really unites our group."| EdSurge Articles
While school drop-offs may not be at play, parents find a new host of rules to abide by with virtual schooling.| EdSurge Articles
For many years, students often felt they had to choose between college or a career. One path was widely viewed as academic and prestigious, while the ...| EdSurge Articles
This story was published by a Voices of Change fellow. Learn more about the fellowship here.I was a kid who thrived on the positive reinforcement of ...| EdSurge Articles
Drew Mincey and Barbara Shumannfang will work with a pool of potential clients that includes residents of Hinton James Residence Hall and extends to students across campus, including at the School of Social Work. Together, they will build strategies for improving wellness and providing resources for services throughout campus.| UNC School of Social Work
Explore how educators can prepare students for likely, possible, and unknowable futures. Discover strategies for relevance, adaptability, and resilience in higher education.| Faculty Focus | Higher Ed Teaching & Learning
Early writing skills can blossom sooner than you expect. See how bilingual children develop literacy at Tessa International School.| Tessa International School
Imagine you’re teaching a high-enrollment course, full of valuable conceptual information. The logical way to get students to connect the dots between theory and practice would be to introduce compelling case studies—but how do you keep up with new and interesting cases to satisfy the learning needs of hundreds of students each semester? Add in the fact that a quarter of your students are online, and it seems like a daunting challenge. U.OSU can help! Learn how instructional designers and...| u.osu.edu
“(Data) suggests there's something unique about the context of teaching or the working conditions teachers experience that are affecting these ...| EdSurge Articles
BREAKING THE NARRATIVE: Latino students are too often reduced to a single story — whether through labels like “no sabo kid” or assumptions about ...| EdSurge Articles
The early childhood sector is having a staffing crisis. With men remaining a largely untouched population, new efforts could draw them in.| EdSurge Articles
This story was published by a Voices of Change fellow. Learn more about the fellowship here.One morning, my computer science students opened their ...| EdSurge Articles
‘Turn & talk’ is one of the techniques I use most in my classroom – perhaps 20 or more times in any given 50-minute lesson. I recently shared a clip of what this might look like on Twitter (click here). My strategy for explicit instruction involves asking questions in three phases. Phase 1 questions include … Continue reading Turn and Talk| Bunsen Blue
Have you ever delivered a really clear teacher explanation and used lots of checks for listening to ensure your class was paying attention, only to find that when you ask your class a question to check for understanding they respond with: In this blog, I explore why this happens and what we can do to … Continue reading The Three Phases of Questioning| Bunsen Blue
At any given moment in a lesson students are either engaged or they are coasting. When they are engaged, students are paying attention, thinking hard and learning. When they are daydreaming, off-ta…| Bunsen Blue
See the bigger picture and the world shows you patterns and connections you once missed. This is how I feel about teaching the Homeostasis and Response unit. When I first started teaching, I used to just list all the facts that students needed, with not much thought into how students could develop meaning. Mianly this […]| Memory, meaning and motivation
Back-to-School season is underway. Get ready for your child's Curriculum Night and discover about Tessa’s world-class bilingual curriculum!| Tessa International School
Did you know that the Faculty of Education has its very own Education Resource Centre (ERC)? Tucked away in Winters College 023, the ERC is a dedicated hub designed to support Education students on their journey to becoming future educators and changemakers. Whether you’re preparing lesson plans, studying for exams, or working on a group […] The post Discover the Education Resource Centre: A Hidden Gem for Education Students appeared first on Faculty of Education.| Faculty of Education
Exasperating. Depressing. Predictable. That’s how experts describe the latest results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress, also known ...| EdSurge Articles
“I’ve learned that the power of coaching isn’t in providing fixes, but in creating space for teachers to think aloud, reflect, and choose their own ...| EdSurge Articles
RESILIENCE OVER SHORTCUTS: In a world where AI promises shortcuts, English teacher and former EdSurge Voices of Change fellow Fatema Elbakoury reminds ...| EdSurge Articles
What We All Can Learn About Mindsets, Trust, and the First Call Home Yesterday, our family experienced something that left my heart unsettled—and brought back memories of why I’ve spent my career at Parent Teacher Home Visits fighting for trusting, affirming relationships between families and schools. My grandson started middle school this week. He is| Parent Teacher Home Visits | A Home Visit for Every Learner
“The time for performative inclusion is over—what students deserve now is unapologetic action, bold expectations and real accountability.” — EdSurge ...| EdSurge Articles
“Schools are not only a place to learn skills for the future; they’re where we grow democratically engaged citizens who can solve problems and build ...| EdSurge
A pair of graduate certificate programs will be offered to UNC students by the School of Social Work this fall in nonprofit leadership and I/DD and ND studies.| UNC School of Social Work
This story was published by a Voices of Change fellow. Learn more about the fellowship here.Dontrell* came to me early in my microschool journey. ...| EdSurge
Recent studies show that Australian parents spend less time helping their kids with homework than the global average. But is this necessarily a bad thing? The average Australian parents are dedicating 4.4 hours a week to homework help… Which is a figure that shouldn’t be scoffed at. But it does pale in comparison to the ... Read more| Melbourne Child Psychology & School Psychology Services
In Part 1 of this post, we offered parents 8 simple, practical and effective tips for supporting your child's mental health this year (and into the fut ...| melbournechildpsychology.com.au
Choosing the IB PYP boosts more than early learning. Discover how Tessa prepares capable, confident lifelong learners as an IB World School.| Tessa International School
This story was published by a Voices of Change fellow. Learn more about the fellowship here.Growing up as a sci-fi geek, the promise of humanity's ...| EdSurge
Raising a bilingual child is an inspiring journey that combines both excitement and thoughtful considerations. “Will early bilingualism slow down their speech? Will they mix up the languages and get […] The post Can My Child Handle Two Languages? Yes—and Here’s Why It’s Great for Them appeared first on Tessa International School.| Tessa International School
This is the second post of our Literacy Progression Series. Read the previous post here. If early literacy begins with sound, play, and connection, what does that actually look […] The post How Early Literacy Comes to Life in an Immersion Classroom at Tessa International School appeared first on Tessa International School.| Tessa International School
In today’s conversations around health and safety in child care, we acknowledge not only reducing or eliminating physical threats to our children’s well-being but also promoting their social-emotional health. Social-emotional […] The post How to Support Your Child’s Social-Emotional Health appeared first on Tessa International School.| Tessa International School
Future-proof education starts here. Discover how Tessa International School prepare globally-minded future leaders of tomorrow's world.| Tessa International School
UNC School of Social Work launches continuing education course focused on equipping participants with the tools to support neurodivergent students.| UNC School of Social Work
When you use an Esti-Mystery in your classroom, your students will have a very rich learning experience. This blog post - and video - will detail the student| Steve Wyborney's Blog: I'm on a Learning Mission.
I’ll be posting 110 New Esti-Mysteries this school year. If you are subscribed to the blog, I’ll let you know each time a new one is posted. How to Use Esti-Mysteries Leaping Numbers: Season 2 – The Complete Season is available here. Subscribe to Find Out When New Resources are Posted Brand New Esti-Mysteries! Thursday, […]| Steve Wyborney's Blog
Learning multiplication facts – AND CONCEPTS – is very important. Many students would like to have more opportunities to learn both facts and concepts – and most importantly to see how they tie together. Many teachers and families would like to have an easy-to-use resource. So, I created a series of multiplication videos with a […]| Steve Wyborney's Blog
This school year I’m creating and sharing 100 new Esti-Mysteries. You can download your copies by using blue download links below. I hope these bring joy and rich math talk to your classroom! New This Week! Tuesday, March 19, 2024 Kindergarten: Esti-Mystery 0103 – “More or Less” Grades 1-2: Esti-Mystery 1120 – “Colorful” Grades 3-8: […]| Steve Wyborney's Blog
This school year, I'm creating 150 brand new Esti-Mysteries. I'll be posting a new one nearly every day for the rest of the school year - just like last| Steve Wyborney's Blog: I'm on a Learning Mission.
A Practical Guide for Getting More from Your Wi-Fi If you’ve ever worked with mobile robots over Wi-Fi, you’ve likely run into this scenario: You’ve set up a robot with a camera, maybe two. You’re out in the field—or even just across the lab—trying to view a live feed while also running navigation, collecting […] The post Optimizing Video Streaming in ROS 2 appeared first on Clearpath Robotics.| Clearpath Robotics
We learn many things in our lifetime, from learning to walk and talk, read and write, ride a bike and drive a car. The list seems endless, because it probably is. Learning takes on different forms. Learning to walk, for example, differs a lot from learning algebra, or how to evaluate a Sylvia Plath poem. […]| The Emotional Learner
I still remember my home economics class—learning how to sew on a button, balance a budget, and even cook a simple meal. Those lessons weren’t just fun; they were life skills that I’ve carried into adulthood. Today, though, many of these subjects have disappeared from the classroom, and teachers are asking for them to come …| Teaching Expertise
Dear Teaching Expertise, I’ve been teaching for 17 years, and I thought I had seen it all. But this year has thrown me completely off balance. No matter what I try—open-note exams, simplified quizzes, multiple chances—my students are still failing at a rate I’ve never experienced before. I’m beyond frustrated. Where did I go wrong? …| Teaching Expertise
If you walk into our headquarters in Colorado Springs, Colorado, you will immediately see this Scripture on the wall: “We will tell the next generation the praiseworthy deeds of the Lord, his power, and the wonders he has done” (Psalm 78:4). This is a precious Scripture to ACSI as we recognize a key part of why we exist. Across the history of the Jewish people, God was very intentional about ensuring that His people remembered the key events that demonstrated His faithfulness and ...| ACSI Blog
I promise that I didn’t do it on purpose. I was not snooping around, but one early December day many years ago, in a moment of mindless meddling around the house, I found it. My big Christmas gift that my parents tried to keep hidden until Christmas morning: a full-sized Voltron action figure, the envy of any elementary aged boy in the 1980s. However, as much as I pleaded and begged, they would not let me play with it until Christmas morning. Continue reading On Waiting and Advent at ACSI B...| ACSI Blog
I will never forget the sight and experience of my husband leading our church in worship the week after we lost our baby. With hands lifted high in praise and open in surrender, he proclaimed the faithfulness and goodness of God to every soul listening and invited them to do the same. I will never forget the agony—and bliss—of that moment: our chance to bring a true sacrifice of praise. Hebrews 13:15 says, “Through Jesus, therefore, let us continually offer to God a sacrifice of...| ACSI Blog
Undeniably, schools emphasize academic success, measured by students’ achievement, test scores, graduation, or college going. While these outcomes are essential, Christian education is called for a purpose beyond that. In a world increasingly focused on academic achievement and standardized test scores, sometimes it is easy for Christian educators to lose sight of the true purpose of Christian education. Undeniably, Christian education has a distinctive purpose: not only is it called to...| ACSI Blog
How often, if we’re honest, have we re-gifted something given to us? The truth is that many of us have done it at some point. But what motivation lies beneath this act? Is it merely a desire to rid ourselves of an unwanted item, or is there a deeper motivation—a desire to bless someone else with something we ourselves found valuable? In the blog post, “Converge 2025: Faithfully Present, Courageously Good,” Lynn Swaner, Converge 2025 chairperson and president of Cardus, U.S., encoura...| ACSI Blog
Relationships, especially with other believers, are some of the most precious things we enjoy in this life. They give us a foretaste of heaven as they are the one thing we get to take from this life into the one to come. As John Fawcett writes in his beloved hymn, “Blest Be the Tie That Binds,” it is a blessing for believers’ hearts to be bound together in Christian love, for “perfect love and friendship reign through all eternity.” We should strive to promote and protect relationsh...| ACSI Blog
Much has changed since Converge 2022, when over 900 Christian school leaders gathered in San Diego for encouragement and refreshment after a trying three years of disruption. Since then, and as we look to Converge 2025 in Orlando, some things have improved: COVID has largely faded into the background, and interest and enrollments in Christian schools are significantly up. At the same time, challenges remain or have become amplified in the education sector—like educator stress and burno...| ACSI Blog
Leadership is challenging. I’m not sure if there is anyone who read that opening sentence and disagreed. I, however, am convinced that Christian leadership is even more challenging. The expectations that come with being a Christ-centered leader are often unfair and sometimes even unbiblical. Accountability can be seen as un-Christlike. Expectations can be seen as demanding. A firing can be the ultimate example of “lacking grace.” And you know what? Sometimes, as Christian leaders, we ar...| ACSI Blog
In today’s rapidly shifting educational landscape, schools face numerous challenges, such as increased anxiety, diminishing respect for teachers, and the devaluation of schools. Amid these challenges, Christian schools are called to embody hospitality in meaningful and transformative ways. One of the clearest expressions of this hospitality is how a school supports students with varying learning needs. Christ-centered schools should strive to reflect God’s heart by embracing and uplifting...| ACSI Blog
As new generative AI tools for education emerge, educators and education leaders are pushing to keep humans at the center of teaching and learning.| EdSurge
New Year's Resolutions tend not to last very long... But maybe that's because you're not doing them right. This year, why not resolve to put ...| melbournechildpsychology.com.au
The holidays are a time for rest, relaxation, family time and celebrations. But learning doesn’t have to stop when the school gates close… You can help fost ...| melbournechildpsychology.com.au
