Tag: k12
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Understanding the 4 Main Schools of Philosophy: Principle of Idealism
Understanding philosophy is important for educators not only so that they possess an individual philosophy but gain more awareness to the philosophies of their students and ... -
Science still unclear on same-sex schooling
In the 2011 – 2012 school year, more than 500 public schools in America offered single-sex schooling options for students, despite lack of scientific or academic ... -
Three Signs Your Class Is Suffering from the Digital Divide
While technology is a major force across the world, its impact is not felt equally. While it’s wonderful when obtaining new technology for experiment and implementation ... -
Accountability in the Classroom: Understanding Response to Intervention Programs
Should we hold our school systems accountable for the learning success of all our students? Is the accountability different for students with learning disabilities? According to the ... -
Teachers: What You Should Know About Understanding the Measurement of Intelligence in Student Learning
Every student is unique and may learn in a variety of ways. Therefore how can we understand how to teach students of different intellect levels? Since ... -
The Three Most Significant Trends and Developments in Education that Impact Today’s Teachers
Education reform has been a long and broad-scoped process. It’s touched on everything from classroom procedure to classroom design. Of course, teachers themselves have been a ... -
The Three Reasons You Should Care About Teacher Turnover
Teacher turnover – the continuous cycling of new teachers through a district, with very few or even none staying beyond a year or few – is ... -
Help Your Students Overcome with Assistive Technology
If your classroom has students with special needs, modern technology can be a massive blessing. Digital devices and screen capability have helped countless students overcome communication ... -
5 Ways Gifted Students Learn Differently
What distinguishes gifted children from other children? This question has been under debate for some time. However, as educators, understanding how gifted students learn in comparison ... -
Women preferred for STEM professorships – as long as they’re equal to or better than male candidates
Stephen J Ceci, Cornell University and Wendy M Williams, Cornell University Since the 1980s, there has been robust real-world evidence of a preference for hiring women ...
