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Many students decide they’re not a ‘math person’ by the end of elementary school, new study shows

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Nearly all the students who said they identified as a “math person” came to that conclusion before they reached high school, the RAND survey results show. A majority of those students identified that way as early as elementary school. Math ability is malleable way past middle school,” Schwartz said.

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Reversing the absent trend: A school’s community-powered comeback

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Our elementary school is no exception–we were recently dealing with a situation where 20 of our students were chronically absent. This surge in absenteeism presents major challenges for educators striving to maintain instructional momentum and ensure equitable learning opportunities. Host your own attendance awards.

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28+ Exciting Experiments for Kids in Elementary School

Teachers Pay Teachers

Fun Experiments for Kindergarten and 1st Grade Stir up some wiggles and wide-eyed wonder through inquiry-based learning where elementary students will marvel their way to big ideas and critical thinking. Simple 2nd and 3rd Grade Science Experiments Grab your goggles; it’s time to explore.

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Supporting delayed readers: Strategies for success

eSchool News

Still, educators can offer early literacy support and help for struggling readers using evidence-based reading instruction. Delayed readers are students whose reading development lags behind typical age or grade expectations. What is a delayed reader? Supporting delayed readers starts with understanding who they are.

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Making Math Class Relevant to Real Life

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Its a question that high school and middle school math teachers have heard many times. Some educators think its because math instruction is stuck in a rut. In middle and high school courses, its really difficult to connect math to the real world, says Lindsey Henderson, policy director of math for the nonprofit ExcelinEd.

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PBLWorks Announces its 2025 Award Winners

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Novato, CA – The Buck Institute for Education (dba PBLWorks ), a national provider of professional development and curriculum for high-quality Project Based Learning (PBL), has announced the recipients of its 2025 PBL Champions and John Larmer “JL” Lifelong Learning Awards. Congratulations to our 2025 award recipients!”

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Beyond One-Size-Fits-All: How School Districts Choose Edtech That’s Culturally Relevant

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As classrooms across America become increasingly diverse, with growing populations of multilingual learners and students from various cultural backgrounds, school districts face a critical challenge: selecting educational technology that truly serves all students. million in the fall of 2011. It has to be AA rated or we don’t buy it.”