Education & Teaching

If you want to learn how to play or pick up the recorder after years away, you probably have a few questions about the type of recorder instrument you should buy. While it may seem pretty straightforward, there are a few things to consider before making your purchase.

Young learners are struggling with distance learning academically, but they also keep experiencing social and emotional roadblocks. Nonetheless, parents can utilize plenty of other online learning and mental health resources to make the best out of the “homeschool" situation brought on by COVID-19.

After Covid-19 spread throughout the country and shut down schools this past March, school districts quickly embraced remote learning as the only viable alternative for the remainder of the school year.

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Ordinarily, college commencement speeches are full of well-intentioned platitudes about how newly minted graduates are going out into the world. This past Sunday, however, billionaire investor Robert F. Smith changed all that for the Morehouse College class of 2019 by pledging to pay off all their outstanding student loans

As an educator, I have always thought that integration and diversity make any learning environment better. My idea was that any classroom, school, or district is better off when it resembles the larger world we live in, racially, culturally, linguistically.

Has the thought of paying your child’s college tuition given you fits at night? Was it one of the first things that… by billorrin

Exam and test preparation services are experiencing a much lower demand on account of college entrance exams being postponed or canceled this past spring. The big question facing the test prep industry is whether it can survive the changes being wrought by the worst pandemic the world has experienced in over a hundred years.

With a history that dates back to the 14th century, the musical recorder remains a common learning tool in schools due to its flute-like sound and being relatively easy to learn.

With the recent showdown in congress over her attempts to roll back Obama-era regulations on for-profit colleges, there seems to be no end in sight for Betsy DeVos’ time in the spotlight. ”

Located in Montclair, New Jersey, Sharon Miller's Academy for the Performing Arts (SMAPA) is an arts education organization for dancers dedicated to giving children, teens, adults, and seniors the opportunities to build their performance skills through developmental training.

I was in my office about to start a job interview with a young math teacher. I could see the teacher across the hall, waiting in our main office. He was wearing

Our students are passionate about food.  This past week, I was reminded of how that passion can actually support learning. Our school is participating in NYC's innovative Participatory Budgeting Program for students, in which the student body is given $2000 to spend on the school, using a democratic process to propose ideas and vote on…

Maybe it was a lack of collective outrage among the less-privileged middle and lower classes that was the most damning evidence of a system that purports to be merit-based while it enables those with means and intent to subvert it.