Category: Informational
Neurotypical Students
Neurotypical or NT is a new term. It describes students of typical development, intellect, and cognitive skill abilities. However, the term has no absolute medical or psychologi... read more
Asynchronous vs Synchronous Learning
Asynchronous learning is what most students experience with the schools closed. The premise is the learning occurs at different times with each learner. This is the learning the... read more
Skills of Socialization Need Taught
Skills of socialization are communication, problem-solving, and decision making. Also, it includes self-management and peer relation abilities. Many children do not have appro... read more
Unstandardized Times and Standardized Tests
Unstandardized times and standardized tests are not compatible. State and national tests require coordination of researchers and schools. Many wonder how these tests can be pa... read more
Relationships Among Children
Relationships are important to a child’s and teen’s growth. It is how children and young adults learn about cooperation. Also, children teach each other trust and ... read more
Masks For Elementary Students
Masks for young students are not recommended by most pediatric doctors. Additionally, most young children say masks hinder running because they fall. Also, they say it is diffic... read more
Learning Process
The learning process involves many steps. Many educators use the process of Bloom’s Taxonomy to engage a student’s learning. However, many educators believe that Mas... read more
Regulating Student Behavior
Regulating student behavior through co-regulation is the key to calming students. With co-regulation, teachers and parents help children remain calm after misbehaving. This is a... read more
School Prayer
School prayer is often considered lacking in today’s education and the reason for the many things that is wrong in society today. Yet, it is misunderstood about what is pe... read more
Letter Grades Define Students
Letter grades and numbers do not define the learning of a student. Grades and numbers are arbitrary. Education and learning is complex. A grade or a number is not informative... read more
Mental Stress Days
Mental stress days are taken by many adults. Today, many schools allow students to do the same. There are parents that say students take advantage of the mental health day and... read more
Negative Behavior
Negative behavior is, at times, labeled as bullying or harassment by parents, teachers and students. However, many times children that misbehave toward others are simply being... read more
Graphic Novels Teach
Graphic novels are very popular with students of all ages. However, many parents and teachers claim they are not ‘real’ books. Today, students exist in a society t... read more
Academic Stress
Academic stress is something all students experience. This is quite common. Many students feel nervous and get anxious as test days approach or assignments are due. In fact, s... read more
Teaching Disrespect
Disrespect is part of today’s world. In addition, disrespectful words are especially part of a student’s and child’s mannerisms. They roll their eyes, stomp ... read more
Necessary Math Skills
Math skills are significant for all students. Today, many students and parents complain about learning and understanding math. However, students must have number sense, not memo... read more
Playtime During Schooltime
Playtime during school is probably the most important time of the day. Ask any student their favorite subject in school and the response is “recess”. However, ther... read more
Reading Timed Tests
Reading passages in today’s schools are timed to increase a student’s fluency. Also, according to studies, timed tests improve competency. Scholars sta... read more
Childhood Depression
Childhood depression is real. Children and students worry although it is felt they have no major issues to cause them to worry. Even in the best of homes children have concern... read more
Common Core Standards Still Exist
pixels.com Common Core Standards came under fire when they were first introduced in 2010. In addition, Betsy DeVos recently declared common core as a “disaster” and ... read more
Joan F. Adams
Education Consultant & Author