March is National Reading Month, and according to the latest report from the National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP), American public schools have some homework to do when it comes to reading instruction. Also known as The Nation’s Report Card, NAEP is the largest nationally representative test of student learning. The test, designed to provide […]
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Love the idea of learning centers but hate the way yours turn out? If your centers are more mayhem than model, you’re not alone. Setting up – and maintaining – centers that work is no easy feat. But, when done correctly, learning centers can be highly engaging and effective, so let’s give it a go […]
Read MoreIt’s important to give your kids a head start on reading and spelling. Simple lessons learned from home can help place them ahead of the learning curve once they enter kindergarten – keeping them on the “right path” through high school honor rolls and college scholarships. It all begins with the basics, and nothing is […]
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