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A U.S. Census worker approaches a house.
Focusing on actions & 3 more ideas for making political issues teachable moments.
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A selection of books from the 2019 Best Books list arranged in a suitcase
Ebony Elizabeth Thomas, expert in children’s literature, releases her 5th annual list filled with stories of perseverance, love, loss, and self-discovery that children and young adults can relate to, escape into, and cherish.
Parents
Children raise their hands while sitting on a mat in Kindergarten classroom
In the latest issue, we look at how families can help kids develop the skills to conquer kindergarten.
Parents
School leader stands in front of a large notepad in front of classroom
Amy Benedict helps educators create a career plan.
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Graphic featuring a logo of a college in the video embedded on this page
Laura Perna shows what questions families should ask when using a college’s Net Price Calculator.
Parents
Collage of 4 United States presidents: Johnson, Nixon, Clinton, and Trump
Sigal Ben-Porath offers suggestions on how to address the impeachment inquiry and engage students in critical thinking.
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A young woman speaks with a counselor in an office
Marsha Richardson offers ways to help a teen struggling with anxiety
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Students with backpacks walking up school steps
Linda Leibowitz gives parents ideas to prepare for going back to school.
Parents
A student talking over his concerns.
Michael Johanek says school leaders can improve their decision making by improving how they assess problems.
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Three students gathered around a table, one pointing at a small appliance
John Gamba explains how teachers can turn an idea for improving education into a business.
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