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Psychologist: Time for schools to address test anxiety

Psychologist: Time for schools to address test anxiety   Research estimates that between 40% and 60% of students experie…

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The Why and How of Research and the Science of Reading

The Why and How of Research and the Science of Reading Tim Shanahan Blast from the Past: This blog first posted on November 3, 2018, and w…

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LI Educators' Leadership Summit - 5/29/26

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Cognitive tests can assess children's learning differences

Cognitive tests can assess children's learning differences Psychologist Katy Genseke of Riverside Insights emphasizes that relying…

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Cursive writing returns to schools as states pass laws

Cursive writing returns to schools as states pass laws Cursive handwriting is experiencing a resurgence in US schools as states suc…

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Early screen time linked to sensory issues in children

Early screen time linked to sensory issues in children Research from Drexel University and the University of Fukui indicates that…

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Survey: Teachers alter lessons amid political pressure

Survey: Teachers alter lessons amid political pressure   (Photovs/Getty Images) Amid ongoing political pressures, o…

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Book of the Week: Educating for Global Competence: Preparing Our Students to Engage the World

Preparing Our Students to Engage the World Building Global Competence in Today’s Classrooms The Big Idea In an increasingly interc…

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Ideas on avoiding common teaching missteps

Ideas on avoiding common teaching missteps   Teachers often make mistakes due to time constraints, lack of experience, assu…

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Fulbright Teacher Exchange Programs: Global Opportunities for Educators

Fulbright Teacher Exchange Programs: Global Opportunities for Educators The Fulbright Program, established by the U.S. Congress in 1946, i…

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