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How to Help a Child with Anxiety in the Classroom: 3 Steps to Consider
Student anxiety is one of the most common issues teachers face today. Though school is supposed to be a safe and engaging place for students to learn, explore interests, and connect with peers and educators, going to school can cause a great deal of worry and anxiety...
Back to School: Do I Need a Tutor?
Students have gone back to school across most of the country. And after spending the first few weeks settling into new academic routines, academic losses/gaps are starting to rise to the surface along with weaknesses in other foundational learning skills. Some...
The Lost Art of Sentence Diagramming
Some people believe that sentence diagramming is out of date--it is likely one of the oldest graphic organizers we have in language arts. Sentence diagramming, invented in 1847 by a schoolmaster in New York named S.W. Clark, is often considered to be archaic and...
Character Education in Schools
Character education is part of the curriculum in most American schools today. It involves teaching students to understand ethics and to lean into those values as they interact with other students and members of the local and world community. Character is the...