Grade levels could be a thing of the past in schools focused on competency
Originally posted on Chalkbeat by Anika Anand and Ann Schimke on May 11, 2015 In a suburb just outside of Denver, Principal Sarah Gould stands outside a fifth-grade classroom at Hodgkins Elementary…
Fast-food slows learning, study shows
Frequent fast-food consumption may slow children’s academic growth, according to a new nationwide study published in the journal Clinical Pediatrics.
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How to Train and Retain Great Principals in Struggling Urban Schools…
Special correspondent John Tulenko reports on the struggle inside community colleges trying to help students at all learning levels.
Since 1994, YouthBuild has trained 110,000 high school dropouts around the country to put up houses for their community and think critically in the classroom while earning their GEDs or diplomas. As part of the American Graduate series, Paul Solman…
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