High school seniors can ace calculus and write persuasive essays—but many still struggle to format a resume, create a spreadsheet, or spot a phishing scam. In a digital-first world, the lack of computer literacy is a gap we can't afford to ignore. And with the rise of AI, the world is rapidly developing beyond [...]
Educators face a difficult task in meeting the diverse requirements of children. It does require more planning and monitoring of student progress, but the advantages far outweigh the disadvantages. Individualized instruction helps children become active and effective learners, preparing them for a lifetime of learning in an ever-changing world. With children's varying aptitudes, personalized [...]
Most parents want what's best for their children, and many go above and beyond to provide them with opportunities to excel. One such opportunity is one-on-one instruction, which has been shown to have developmental benefits. In this blog post, we'll explore the scientific evidence for the benefits of one-on-one instruction. The American Psychological Association [...]
Your child deserves to feel confident and happy at school. So, if your child is expressing a disinterest in school, or a sense of sadness because of school, it might be time to consider sending your child to a different school. As a parent, it's hard to make these decisions. Here are a few [...]
It can be frustrating for a student who falls into the "learning faster than the rest of the class" category. Such students are often bored in class and often feel like they're not learning as much as their peers. Unfortunately, this feeling can have some long-term consequences. In this post, we'll explore seven of the [...]
High school is a wonderful time of your life and one that can be a really awesome experience for you. However, one thing that can bring you down is the silly myths that have been going around for years. These myths are not true at all. Often, they make it seem like your high [...]
Did you know that In the United States, more than 9.4 percent of children (6.1 million) between the ages of 2 and 17 have ADHD? This means that as a teacher, there is a good chance that you have at least one student in your classroom with ADHD. And if you don't know what to [...]
There are lots of schools across the nation that claim to be great. What does that actually mean, though? Some schools tout impressive test scores or the number of advanced placement classes they offer. Others speak of their educated staff members. Is that really what makes a school great? Here are six things that [...]
Should cell phones be allowed in school? As cell phones have developed, the role of them in the classroom have become increasingly blurred. Many teachers stand firmly by the fact that they disrupt the classroom and should be banned. Other teachers rely on them as a way to further engagement in the class. Let's [...]
When researching schools you may have come across the term "student teacher ratio". There's a number of benefits to having a low student teacher ratio and I want to discuss what these are and why it matters so much. What is Student Teacher Ratio? The student teacher ratio is a measure of the schools [...]
