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How To Write An Interpretive Essay

An interpretive essay is a type of essay that provides an analysis of a text. Unlike a traditional essay, which merely discusses the text at hand, an interpretive essay strives to provide a deeper understanding of the text by discussing …

How To Write A Poetry Essay

In order to write a poetry essay, one must first understand what poetry is. Poetry is a type of writing that is often rhythmic and has a specific structure. It can be used to express emotions or to tell a …

What You Never Realized You Were Teaching Your Child About Grit & Resilience: MIT Study Captures Techniques That Work For Babies As Young As 13 Months

What You Never Realized You Were Teaching Your Child About Grit & Resilience: MIT Study Captures Techniques That Work for Babies as Young as 13 Months

Even within the prestigious institution of MIT, no one has managed to create a …

Top Of The Charts: Indiana Leads Rankings Of State Charter School Laws For 3rd Consecutive Year

Top of the Charts: Indiana Leads Rankings of State Charter School Laws for 3rd Consecutive Year

According to a recent study conducted by a charter advocacy group, Indiana offers the most favorable legal environment for charter schools. The National Alliance …

Wicks: Americans’ Commitment To Democracy Is Strong — And Civics Education Is The People’s Choice For Making Our Democracy Even Stronger

Wicks: Americans’ Commitment to Democracy Is Strong — and Civics Education Is the People’s Choice for Making Our Democracy Even Stronger

As the new school year commences, an encouraging report from the Democracy Project, which is a collaborative effort by …

Most Students Have Experienced Mental Health Challenges During Pandemic, Survey Reveals. But There Are Reasons For Optimism

Most Students Have Experienced Mental Health Challenges During Pandemic, Survey Reveals. But There are Reasons for Optimism

A recent national survey on student well-being during the pandemic reveals that nearly two-thirds of parents have observed mental or emotional challenges in …

Sara Mead: To Be Seen As A Real Profession, Early Childhood Ed Needs Open Discussion Of Issues. Bachelor’s Degree Debate Is Just The Start

Sara Mead: To Be Seen as a Real Profession, Early Childhood Ed Needs Open Discussion of Issues. Bachelor’s Degree Debate Is Just the Start

What does it entail to be considered a profession? This is a question that puzzles many …

Republican Lawmaker Plans Professional Training Bill For Alabama Principals

Republican Lawmaker Plans Professional Training Bill for Alabama Principals

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A Republican senator intends to introduce a bill that could present fresh opportunities for the training of principals, …

COVID & School Recovery: Washington Hopes New Science Curriculum Will Boost Student Engagement

COVID & School Recovery: Washington Hopes New Science Curriculum Will Boost Student Engagement

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New data from statewide summative assessments in the 2021-22 school year are …

Commentary: Online Colleges Can Be Great For Students, But Accreditation Can Stifle Innovation. Focusing On Quality & Outcomes Can Help

Commentary: Online Colleges Can Be Great for Students, but Accreditation Can Stifle Innovation. Focusing on Quality & Outcomes Can Help

In October 2012, the accrediting commission of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges granted approval to Southern New …

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