Author: Matthew Lynch
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Where Do Biases Start? A Challenge To Educators
Recently there was a situation covered in USA Today that included the New York City ban on bias against black hair. All too frequently, policies have ... -
Three Ways To Inspire Teachers
Teachers crave motivation and inspiration in their pursuit to teach the world’s future citizens how to function within society. That is not to say that they ... -
Using Book Reading, Games, and Music to Teach Vocabulary to Preschool Children from Low-Income Homes: Research and Methods
Vocabulary lessons can be much more than just spelling tests and writing assignments. There are lots of day to day activities that can be used to ... -
It is Necessary to Disseminate Multicultural Standards in Higher Education
Multiculturalism, particularly in higher education, can come with substantial payoffs for the students. So, is it necessary to spread this concept, or to forcefully integrate multicultural ... -
What Does the World Need Now? Creative Young Children Who Can Communicate, Collaborate, and Problem-Solve
School is about so much more than just learning facts and new content. Kids also need to learn communication, collaboration, and problem-solving skills, so teachers need ... -
Improving Assessment in eLearning Programs
The nuances of assessment, measurement, and teaching are grossly interdependent. No one is measuring what is being taught; instead, what is being measured is what is ... -
What Giving up on a Student Says About You
Not every student can be well-behaved or have perfect grades. Sometimes, kids can be frustrating and difficult to handle, which can cause adults to give up ... -
Recognizing Specific Subtypes of Reading, Math, Spelling, and Written Language Disorders in Children
While parents will primarily focus on physical or social milestones in their child’s development, learning milestones are left mainly to educators. Administrators and teachers can play ... -
What Research is Being Done on Autism Spectrum Disorder?
Even though so much has been discovered about autism spectrum disorder over the years, there is still a lot of information that we don’t know. Therefore, ... -
Racial Justice is Education Justice
From talks on equal opportunity to seeing it in action, racial inconsistencies are still woven deep throughout the educational system. Lower-income minority families typically have a ...
