Sleep can go a long way in improving mental and physical health, but teens aren’t getting enough of it – and research suggests the pandemic made things worse.
For educators searching for ways to help children cope, and to deal with the potential impact on their language and communication skills, animals may provide some creative solutions.
Use of technology during the coronavirus pandemic helped make it easier for parents of students with special needs to communicate with their children's teachers, according to a report by Lane McKittrick, a research analyst at the Center on Reinventing Public Education.
Interactive notebooks that hold bell work, lab data, and class notes serve as a portfolio of learning - for the benefit of both students and their teacher.
More off-campus broadband access. New ways of engaging with families. Growing concerns over digital equity and the silos that exist within school systems. These are some of the trends that emerged in a recent survey of district technology leaders.