I was helping a dyslexic child work on their homework when I stopped to google what brain imaging might know about this. To my delight, I found Bruce McCandliss, a Stanford University professor and his talk to the American Educational … Continued
Miguel Cordona has been nominated to be President-elect Joe Biden’s Secretary of Education. This will be a very challenging term for Mr. Cordona as he takes the Department of Education’s reins during the COVID-10 pandemic. 10 months into the virus-era, … Continued
After 10 months of the COVID-19 crisis, educators and parents are worried about the academic slide that is occuring to their students and children across the nation. An abrupt change in the environment of learning from classroom-based to remote learning … Continued
President Elect Biden is currently searching for new staff for his department of education: “Biden Names Education Transition Team: This week, President-elect Joe Biden named his 20-person education transition team. The team will be led by Linda Darling-Hammond, who is the first Black … Continued
What will happen next for education? With a new president, what will our divided government be able to accomplish? The K-12 workforce has been hoping for lots of improvements and perhaps they will see some of them. The Biden agenda … Continued
We all coach each other to not yell at the kids. We know that sending them large waves of emotion throws them off as much as it throws us off. And we all know that when we are tired we … Continued
I was just part of a zoom seminar presented by The National Coalition on School Diversity (NCSD), a network of “national civil rights organizations, university-based research centers, and state and local coalitions working to expand support for government policies that promote school … Continued
Today is a short one. What if school reform, or school innovation or even school improvement was centered around successful interventions that valued the difference between students? What if our current structure demands too much standardization of curriculum and tests? … Continued
Many of us continue to think of learning as reading and remembering. To some extent this is part of a strong foundation for learning. To some extent this idea describes a simple process. And to some extend, it seems easy … Continued
Back in June, the Pandemic was causing concerns that students were suffering from the effects of online learning. “A separate analysis of 800,000 students from researchers at Brown and Harvard looked at how Zearn, an online math program, was used both before … Continued