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Describing what makes her daughter ready, Myers writes, “To me it’s the basics of academics, getting ready for reading and math, but it’s also social, learning how to be around different kinds of people, and how to deal with conflict. Playing with other kids. Academic and social skills are equally important—that helps not just in school but in life.â€
We still need more data about the strengths and weaknesses of personalized learning, but the results so far are promising. One study found that among 62 schools using personalized learning, students made more progress in two years than their peers at other schools. They started below the national average in reading and math; two years later, they were above it.
Have you ever thought about what has made you more successful than most other people? After obtaining two degrees in college and forging ahead in a successful marketing career for...
You can be in denial, angry, depressed, confused, and even hurt when it comes to student loans. These are all emotions most people feel. However, it is time to deal...
An Amazon engineer hailing from Detroit has a novel idea for that city’s unused school buses: turn them into mobile tech labs. Thomas Phillips presented his idea at last month’s...
