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Students’ AI Chats Reveal Their Largest Stressors

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The top 10 chat topics were the same across all ages, grades and geographic locations, according to data from more than 250,000 messages exchanged with middle and high school students spanning 19 states. Alongside recently published a report revealing what worries today’s kids are willing to share with artificial intelligence systems.

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Hundreds of STEM Grants Have Been Terminated. K-12 Math Educators Will Lose Out

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Its a middle-grade math game in which aliens come to Earth to learn about decimal fractions. Its worth noting, they say, that they have to apply for federal funds through nonpartisan, peer-reviewed methods. One such game is called Decimal Point. Yeah, we have a fight, Kalinec-Craig said.

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Self-Checking Student Work to the Rescue!

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When the Grading Stack Becomes Too Much As the classroom quiets and the last student heads out the door, you finally take a breathonly to be met with the overwhelming sight of papers piled high, waiting for your attention. If youve ever wondered whether you really have to grade everything the answer is no. Some work is for practice.

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How to Make Online Learning More Engaging and Effective for Students

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Peer Review and Group Projects: Online learning isn’t only about solo work. If your child is reluctant to get involved with other students, give them a little push to participate fully in group assignments or peer review activities. Try setting mini-goals and offering small incentives to help keep them motivated.

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AVID has huge benefits for high school students

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16 in the peer-reviewed journal Pediatrics , suggest that the Advancement via Individual Determination (AVID) program, aimed at increasing educational opportunities for under-represented and economically disadvantaged students, also significantly reduces substance use. The findings, published Dec.

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PBS, Smithsonian unveil new science games and videos

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The series draws from peer-reviewed research in science, cognition, and pedagogy and distills valuable findings from journal articles to promote effective classroom practices. for grades K-2). Students must guide an alien creature through an Earth-like planet while adapting different animal structures (for grades 3-5).

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A small number of teachers can double the racial gap in disciplinary action

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The study , published in Educational Researcher , a peer-reviewed journal of AERA, was conducted by Jing Liu at the University of Maryland, College Park, Emily K. These gaps are mainly driven by higher numbers of office discipline referrals (ODRs) issued for Black and Hispanic students, compared to White students.

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