Education
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- The Shifting Kindergarten Curriculum
- Critical Behaviors and Strategies for Teaching Culturally Diverse Students
- Guide for Intermediate and Long-term Mental Health Services After School-related Violent Events
- Literature Review of School Crisis Intervention Research and Evaluation
- No-Recess Policies Being Implemented in U.S. School Districts
- Education Research: Is What We Don't Know Hurting Our Children?
- Research on Child Neglect
- Helping Parents Communicate With School
- Involving At-Risk Families in Their Children's Education
- Talking with Your Adolsecent About School
- Montessori Programs in Public Schools. ERIC Digest.
- Recent Research on All-Day Kindergarten
- Choice in the Public Schools
- Preparing Rural Students for an Urban Environment
- How to Help At-Risk Students Survive Middle School
- Educational Opportunity for Youth in Care
- Educating Homeless Children
- Health Services in the Schools:
- Instructional Models for Early Childhood Education. ERIC Digest.
- Home School: Another Learning Environment for Special Children
- Mentor Program Helps New Students in Transition
- Exit Exams Can Be Optional If You Plan Ahead
- Children of Divorce Are Half as Likely to Go to Top Colleges, Study Finds
- Same Teacher, Different Years:
- Recent Research on All-Day Kindergarten
- Parents and Schools: Partners in Student Learning
- Parent Involvement from Teacher and Student Perspectives
- Multicultural Parents and Families: How You Can Be Involved in Your Child's Education
- Making the First Day of School a Holiday for Parents
- Making Homework Work
- Is Your House Ready for Homework?
- School Placement for Fall
- Smoothing School Transitions
- Summer Camp
- Volunteer School - Parent Groups
- Understanding and Encouraging a Reluctant Reader
- Transition to College: How Parents Can Help
- Toward More Productive Parent Teacher Conferences
- "Too Young for Kindergarten!" What Does the Research Say?
- Summer "Catch-Up" Programs May Be Helpful - But Are They Enough?
- Student Selection for Gifted/Talented Programs
- The Importance of Title I in Changing Times
- Welfare-to-Work Programs: Strategies for Success
- Back to School
- What Can I Become: Educational Aspirations of Students in Rural America
- Leading and Managing Comprehensive School Guidance Programs
- Hispanic-American Students and Learning Style
- Alternative Teacher Compensation
- Community College Adult Literacy Programs: Moving toward Collaboration
- Adult Literacy Volunteers
- School Choice as Education Reform: What Do We Know?
- Helping Your Child with Science
- Critical Literacy for Adult Literacy in Language Learners
- The Community College Role in Achieving Adult Literacy
- Going to College
- Daycare to Kindergarten
- Encourage New Teacher
- Bullying
- Family Love
- Reading and Writing in a Kindergarten Classroom
- Parenting and Career Development
- Trauma and Adult Learning
- Thematic Literature and Curriculum for English Language Learners in Early Childhood Education
- Renewing Civic Capacity: Preparing College Students for Service and Citizenship
- Helping Middle School Students Make the Transition into High Schoo
- Helping Students with Homework in Science and Math
- School Calendars
- The Issue: Adult Literacy Assessment.
- Seven Myths about Literacy in the United States
- Full-Day Kindergarten Programs
- Helping Children Overcome Reading Difficulties
- Under the Microscope: Educational Progress in Houston
- Involving Parents in the IEP Process
- School Psychologists: Leaders for Change Building a Secure Future for Children
- Academic Redshirting and Young Children.
- The Warning Signs of Learning Disabilities
- Teacher-Parent Partnerships
- Family Involvement in Early Multicultural Learning
- Class Size Reduction and Urban Students
- Teaching Geography at School and Home
- Cultural Considerations in Adult Literacy Education
- When Retention Is Recommended, What Should Parents Do?
- Homeschooling: What's Next?
- Class-Size Effects in the Primary Grades:
- Character Education
- Making Child Care Work for Everyone - Early Years are Learning Years
- The Benefits of an Inclusive Education: Making It Work
- Being Bicultural and Bilingual Can Lead to School Success-Here's Why
- Teaching Mathematics to Gifted Students in a Mixed-Ability Classroom
- What's Right with Schools
- Peer Tutoring in Adult Basic and Literacy Education
- Closing the Gender Gap in Science
- Small Groups in Adult Literacy and Basic Education
- Starting School
- Waldorf View:
- Avoiding School
- Home School - Where Do I Begin?
- A Parent's Guide for Helping Children to Succeed in School
- School Curriculum
- Foreign Languages in America? Gimme a Break!
- Early Childhood Digest: Family Involvement in Early Childhood Programs:
- Student Groupings for Reading Instruction
- Strategic Processing of Text: Improving Reading Comprehension for Students with Learning Disabiliti
- Planning Student-Directed Transitions to Adult Life
- Empowering Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students with Learning Problems
- Gearing Up For School
- Encouraging a Child to Read
- Including Adoption in Everyday Teaching Situations
- Mom, I Need Help With Math!
- Books For Children
- Books for Older Adopted Children
- Adoption-Related Books for Children Ages 9-12
- Early Childhood Instruction in the Natural Environment
- Developing Programs for Students of High Ability
- Adult Literacy Learner Assessment
- Curriculum Access and Universal Design for Learning
- Connecting Performance Assessment to Instruction: A Comparison of Behavioral Assessment, Mastery Lea
- Conditions of Teaching Children with Exceptional Learning Needs: The Bright Futures Report
- Beginning Reading
- Meeting the Needs of Gifted and Talented Minority Language Students
- Gifted Learners and the Middle School:
- Discovering Mathematical Talent
- Imagining Our Fathers
- The Importance of the Parent-Teacher Conference
- Family Literacy: Helping Children to a Good Start by Helping Their Parents
- What Parents Should Know about Charter Schools
- When Should Parents Contact the Teacher?
- Zero-Tolerance:
- Home Visiting as a Tool to Ease High School Transitions
- Bad Grades
- How Can Parent-Teacher Differences Be Prevented or Resolved?
- Steps You Can Take To Improve Your Children's Education
- Full-Day Kindergarten
- Helping Children Learn at Home:
- The Importance of School Principals
- How Parents and Peers Influence Children's School Success
- How Teacher Quality Affects Student Achievement - How Can Parents Help?
- How Intergenerational Programs Can Enhance Schools and Communities
- Homework:
- A High School That Works for Children
- Helping Young Children Learn to Read
- Help Your Child Improve in Test-Taking
- Encouraging Success in School
- Tips for Battling the Homework Wars
- How Do I Find A Community of Other Waldorf Homeschoolers?
- Recovering After Recovery - Making Up Schoolwork After an Illness
- A Bubble of Confidence
- The Easy Way Out
- Pretty and Popular
- Testing, Testing . . .
- How Do You Really Know If Your Child's School Is Safe?
- Homeschooling
- A Little Girl With A Big Question
- Steps to Help Your Child Succeed in College
- Checklists for Helping Your Child With Homework
- Tips to Improve School Performance
- Avoid Test Anxiety
- Parents, What Can We Do to Help Our Children Learn?
- Ready-for-School Checklist
- What About Kindergarten?
- Home Schooling Over Choice
- Bad Days Happen to Everyone
- Rapport: An Educational Philosophy
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Montessori Programs in Public Schools. ERIC Digest.
Montessori materials are designed for use by individual students or small groups, rather than as teacher presentation aids.... [more]
Recent Research on All-Day Kindergarten
The academic, social, and behavioral effects of all-day kindergarten, as well as parents' and teachers' attitudes and the curriculum in all-day kindergarten classes.... [more]
Choice in the Public Schools
parents simply feel that the particular public schools closest to their homes are not doing a good job.... [more]
Preparing Rural Students for an Urban Environment
Including skills for urban enviromental living in the education of youth in rural schools; part of the education for transiition into adulthood.... [more]
How to Help At-Risk Students Survive Middle School
Youth who have at-risk behaviors, or who are in at-risk situations deserve and need special assistance in middle school as a foundation for their futures.... [more]
Educational Opportunity for Youth in Care
Many states have implemented alternative methods for youth in care, former foster care youth, and children adopted from foster care to obtain access educational opportunities.... [more]
Educating Homeless Children
Special consideration is being given to the education of children who are homeless through programs and alternative forms of public education.... [more]
Health Services in the Schools:
School is an environment wherein children not only engage in academic learning and growth, but where they also experience social and emotional interactions with adults and peers so as to build self-esteem and social competence.... [more]
Instructional Models for Early Childhood Education. ERIC Digest.
Developmentally appropriate practices must provide a clear role for the teacher, a sequence of content for the child to learn, and opportunities for self-regulation.... [more]
Home School: Another Learning Environment for Special Children
For the Hays family, and many other families, home schooling is a viable and positive alternative to public or private schools.... [more]
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