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Can Picky Eating Predict Later Problems

The implications of picky eating A new study in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry has studied the potential outcomes of child…

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Study shows delayed kindergarten entry yields mental health benefits

Study shows delayed kindergarten entry yields mental health benefits A study out of Stanford University and the Danish National Centre for…

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Using teaching assistants to improve language skills and reading

Using teaching assistants to improve language skills and reading   Two new evaluations from the Education Endowment Foundation in England h…

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Is professional development better than being dismissed?

Is professional development better than being dismissed? The last issue of Best Evidence in Brief reported on a study in which low-performi…

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Teaching Children How To Code, Without Screens

Teaching Children How To Code, Without Screens How a wooden toy called Cubetto may help foster the next generation of digital groundbreak…

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East Hampton High School Principal Awarded Administrator Of The Year

East Hampton High School Principal Awarded Administrator Of The Year By Council of Administrators and Supervisors  Mar 7, 2016 4:22 PM B…

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Science achievement gaps begin as early as kindergarten BY LAURA DEVANEY

Science achievement gaps begin as early as kindergarten BY LAURA DEVANEY, DIRECTOR OF NEWS, @ESN_LAURA March 7th, 2016     Resea…

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Why one district gave students a virtual learning day

Virtual learning days let students try out e-learning By Erin McIntyre | March 7, 2016  Education Dive Dive Brief: 500 students in grades …

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Special ed teachers react to initiative to better identify and serve students of color

Special ed teachers react to initiative to better identify and serve students of color By Erin McIntyre | March 7, 2016  Education Dive…

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Study: Parenting More Important Than Schools to Academic Achievement

Study: Parenting More Important Than Schools to Academic Achievement October 10, 2012  |  Matt Shipman NC State News New research from…

Started by Michael Keany in Reports/Research/Dissertation Summaries

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