Class Size Matters

Compelling evidence demonstrates that reducing class size, particularly for younger children, has a positive effect on student achievement overall and an especially significant impact on the education of disadvantaged children.

10 Ways Parents Can Support Reading at Home

Learn­ing to read is a vital skill. A child’s lit­er­a­cy suc­cess or fail­ure can affect his or her life for decades. Research shows that com­pared to pro­fi­cient read­ers, stu­dents who don’t read pro­fi­cient­ly by third grade are four times more like­ly to leave high school with­out a diploma.

Under­stand­ably, schools pri­or­i­tize lit­er­a­cy among near­ly all oth­er skills.

10 Reasons Why Reading is Important for Kids Development

Reading is the secret to inculcating knowledge that can help you through difficult choices in life and expand your imaginative skills largely. The importance of reading for kids cannot be underplayed, as it lays the foundation for cognitive development and significantly improves their language and vocabulary development. You may have to get your child excited about reading so that the process becomes fun for them.

HOW TO PRIORITIZE READING

As a parent, you may not be unfamiliar with reading resolutions. We all want to help our children grow, and one of the best ways to nurture their innate curiosity and imagination is through reading books. To raise a reader is to invest in your little one’s worldview, teaching them the beauty of our planet, and helping them find their own place in our amazingly diverse world.

15 Best Math Apps for Kids That Engage and Boost Learning

21st century education is changing rapidly and educators around the world are having to adapt — especially with regard to using technology in the classroom. Naturally, teachers and parents alike are wondering: What are the best math apps for kids?

School tips for kids with IEPs

With the first day of school looming, some of us are beginning to feel the nerves of preparing our kids for another “first day of school”. Here are a few general tips to help students ease back in to school year on a positive foot, many of which are helpful for ALL students.

LD and the arts

Participating in the arts can help kids with learning disabilities discover dynamic new ways of learning.