Revolutionizing education through healthcare in schools
Key points: It's officially time to go back to school, where ideas are nurtured, knowledge and curiosity are developed, and ...
Tag: children
Literacy First Expands Early Childhood Literacy Program to Chattanooga, Tennessee, Following Successful Pilot Program
Austin, Texas — Literacy comes firstLiteracy First, a program of the Charles A. Dana Center at The University of Texas ...
Bipartisan coalition calls for cutting chronic absenteeism in half as children continue to miss school
This story was Originally published by Chalkbeat. Subscribe to their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters. From poor reading skills to chaotic classrooms, ...
Essential tips for creating remote classrooms
Key points: If the past few years have taught educators anything, it's that teachers don't necessarily need to be in ...
Creative strategies to combat the teacher shortage
Key points: The teacher shortage in the United States has reached a critical point, threatening the quality of education and ...
As schools serve more immigrant children, demand for bilingual psychologists grows
A couple of years ago, as schools that had been forced to go virtual due to the coronavirus pandemic began ...
Evidence shows that home visits support children and families. This is what you should know.
While her daughter naps, Bridget Collins spends an hour reviewing and role-playing activities with her home visitor, Amanda Pedlar, in ...
How Schools Can Better Support Military Children and Families
While summer is the busiest time of year for military families transitioning to their next duty station, during the school ...
These grieving parents want Congress to protect children online
Deb Schmill has become a fixture on Capitol Hill. Last week alone he visited the offices of 13 lawmakers, one ...
New York Governor Signs Two New Bills Protecting Children from Social Media
New York passed two new laws that restrict how social media companies interact with and collect data from users under ...
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