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More students are back in classrooms. Their progress shows how learning loss can be overcome

Eighth grade math teacher Israel Del Valle slapped a $100 bill on a whiteboard, securing it in place underneath a

The statewide dyslexia screening pilot program authorized by a 2019 Colorado law will launch this summer with three schools —

Some bad ideas never seem to die, despite research showing they don’t actually work. It can be hard to spot

It’s a bit of a mystery what goes on inside the brain when students learn. But thanks to relatively new

Some parts of Juliana Urtubey’s year will be familiar to teachers across the country. Her school was all-virtual until February,

Michelle Chambers had an eighth-grade teacher who pushed her to enroll in an advanced high school program. In ninth grade,

Without a doubt, the principal has always claimed a unique role in a school. Consider: there is only one school

These social and emotional learning strategies won’t take a lot of time, but they can have a big impact on

When Susan Fletcher began teaching 37 years ago at the school she had attended, she never envisioned that someday she

Outdoor classrooms invigorate kids during pandemic 02:08 (CNN)Before she became a famous scientist and inventor, Temple Grandin was a kid