Originally published on 12news.com. Author Jade Cunninham Local school brings inspiration to students through art during Black History Month PHOENIX — Walk down the halls at ASU Preparatory Academy Phoenix Downtown Campus, and you will see multiple, life-sized faces including Barack Obama, Maya Angelou and Kobe Bryant.  The murals are...
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Ensuring Sacrifices Made by Military Families, Don’t Extend into the Classroom.   Kids know better than most the sacrifices that military families make. New orders mean packing up and leaving everything familiar behind. New teachers. New friends. New everything. Again and again and again. It’s a contradiction to what many...
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This was originally published on the Harvard Graduate School of Education website. Sal Khan appeared on Harvard's Education Now with host Uche Amaechi. They discussed how new innovations in remote learning can be harnessed to improve instruction in classrooms and make up for learning missed during the pandemic. One of the promising...
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This was originally published on the EastValley.com website A program that was started to help close the learning gap caused by the pandemic is working so well at Willis Junior High School, the principal wants to expand it. Arizona State University Prep Digital and the state Department of Education came...
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There has been a lot of research conducted to better understand the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on student achievement and well-being. Data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress confirms there is a heightened need to continue the integration of social and emotional learning (SEL) to support students. Research...
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Jamaica is the third-largest island in the Caribbean and school is primarily modeled on the British education system. The Government of Jamaica and the Jamaican Ministry of Education and Youth (MoEY) recognizes that education must be accessible to all students. “Every child can learn, Every child must learn” is something...
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