Structured literacy is a powerful approach to teaching reading and writing grounded in decades of scientific research. How powerful? Researchers have estimated that educators using evidence-based practices can improve reading outcomes for up to 95% of students.
One of the biggest challenges educators face is ensuring that students have meaningful options if they find themselves with "nothing to do" when their coursework is done.
At a time when schools are facing budget and resource challenges, the solution for sustaining tech-enabled learning is to "do more with less," new research confirms.
Best-selling authors of a new book detail how districts can reframe an unpopular word to create a collaborative atmosphere that inspires teachers and students to take academic risks.
Language barriers can significantly hinder academic success, parental involvement and overall student well-being for the more than five million English language learners in U.S. public schools.
