Gifted programs are as elitist as we allow them to be.
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Revisiting the Power of Independent Reading
by Marie Havran3 minutes readFor effective independent reading, students must spend a substantial amount of time applying reading skills and strategies taught to them to reach proficiency.
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The Lay Of The Gifted Funding Land
by Todd Stanley7 minutes readGifted funding across the nation is like the wild west. There is no law or controlling entity, so many states and districts decide what they will or won’t do.
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Celebrating Our Librarian on National Librarian’s Day
3 minutes readHappy National Librarian’s Day to the keeper of stories and the quiet hero of our school. We appreciate you more than words can express.
Science fairs foster passion for science, promote diversity, and inspire students to engage with their communities and impact the world.
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Resources to Cultivate Civic Engagement in the Classroom
5 minutes readReal-world connections start in the classroom. Educator Jessica Zepik from Indiana shares her favorite way to kickstart conversations around civic engagement.
As an educator, I’m always searching for high-quality resources that simplify lesson planning, enhance assessments, and engage students meaningfully.
March Madness in education involves grading, testing, and parent conferences, as educators strategize for the ultimate prize: spring break—without burnout.
In this article, we will explore the importance of soft skills in education and outline strategies to foster their growth in students.
Every obstacle presents a lesson, and every challenge addressed strengthens the foundation of education for future generations
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The Challenges of Overcrowded Classrooms in Education
9 minutes readOvercrowded classrooms hold more students than a room was built for. What causes them, how class size affects learning and safety, and what schools can do.
