Author: Matthew Lynch
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Challenges Faced by First-Generation College Students in 2020
Explore the unique hurdles first-generation college students overcome to achieve their degrees. Discover statistics and support for this growing demographic. -
Ask An Expert: Dealing with a Parent’s Death
Learn how schools can compassionately support students, teachers, and the community when a parent dies. Discover strategies for empathy and healthy grieving. -
New Teacher Tip: Arranging Your Classroom
New teachers, design an effective classroom layout! Consider your teaching style, student interaction, and desk arrangements to create an engaging learning envi -
The Implications of Universal Preschool
Explore the real impact of universal preschool on K-12 academic achievement. Discover if early education truly provides an advantage for American children. -
Creating a Gender Responsive Learning Climate for Girls
Empower girls by creating a gender-responsive learning environment. Discover strategies to integrate diverse female role models and achievements into the curric -
Are Bilingual Programs Worth the Extra Effort and Expense?
Explore the ongoing debate surrounding bilingual education programs for English Language Learners. Discover the benefits and drawbacks to help decide if they're -
The Ultimate Demise of Common Core – Part II: The Parents
It’s been said that Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, but in the case of Common Core implementation, I’d say the word “parent” could ... -
Grading Obama on Higher Education: Part I
By Matthew Lynch Several weeks ago, I discussed President Obama’s education record in my introduction to education class. In particular, we talked about P-20 education, which ... -
Getting the Most Out of Student Teaching Mentorship
Whether an official part of a student teaching internship or a more informal relationship garnered in your work place, mentorship is a great opportunity to learn ... -
6 Saddening Facts about Childhood Obesity and Unhealthy Body Image
The rate of obesity among children is skyrocketing—and this is something to worry about. After all, as you might expect, obese children are at a higher ...
