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Decipher That Code & Read! Part Four
  "Decipher That Code & Read!"    Part Four of Four: A Plan   Because of the failure of some reading programs and the bad report card the NCLB program received, recently, many people have become very, very skeptical of our education system, including teachers, in the US. Congress did also cut the NCLB budget due to budget constraints and con

For the Love of Learning: The Importance of Alternative Assessments in Education
Introduction     According to the National Association for the Education of Young Children’s (NAEYC) developmentally appropriate practices (DAP) position paper (1997) detailing how to assess children’s learning and development, assessment “recognizes individual variation in learners and allows for differences in styles and rates of learning” (p. 14) and “decisions...such as enrollment or placement are never made on the basis of a single assessme

THE PERCEPTION OF TALENT IN PIANO PLAYING: AN INVESTIGATION OF VIEWS BY ESTABLISHED GREEK PIANO TEACHERS
Georgia G. Markea Post-doc and PhD in Music Education, University of London, Institute of Education School Adviser for Music Education

Choosing a homeschool language arts curriculum for your family
What does a homeschool language arts curriculum need to have to make it useful, interesting and comprehensive?  Are there language arts lesson plans which I can use over a number of ages? Well, firstly we need to consider what language arts lessons makes a language arts curriculum? It would need to include reading, writing, speaking and listening.  Getting to finer details, it would need to teach writing skills from handwriting to written sentences and paragraphs. 

The Kidnapping of Summer Break
The Kidnapping of Summer Break By Adina Ciment   It seems

First Lesson of the School Year: Just Be You
        Each year, as we enter August, our thoughts turn away from suntans and beach balls and toward backpacks and book covers. With another school year, just around the corner, many children will soon face an i

Decipher That Code & Read Part One
:"Decipher that Code & Read!" Part One Phonics, An Overview: With the “No Child Left Behind” Law in somewhat chaos, it underscores the problem of teaching reading. In any

The School Bully Deserves Help
Vancouver, WA – 30 Percent of children in the United States are involved in school bullying according to National Youth Violence Prevention. That is 5.7 million American children who either are bullies or are picked on at school. “We’ve forgotten to raise our kids with kindness,” says Aaron Taylor, father and author of the new book “The Pumpkin Goblin Makes Friends.” Taylor could blame the changing dynamic of the American family or he could point the finger at the internet for m

Disrespect in the Classroom
  Disrespect in the Classroom

Super Moms Secrets for Raising a Child With ADD
Cases of Attention Deficit Disorder, or ADD, have been on the rise in recent years. Doctors are finally realizing that a true physical disability can be present in both children and adults in order to cause them to have a reduced attention span and increased hyperactivity. If you're raising a child with ADD, what are some things you can do to help him cope with this condition, to still get a proper education, to learn boundaries, and to keep you from pulling out your own hair? There are some

Decipher That Code & Read Part Three
           

Alternative Settings for Students
  Alternative Settings for Students     Alternative Night School and Credit Recovery are new programs that have been added to Elmira City School District’s already existing alternative day high school. Elmira City School District recognizes that students have

Designing a Communications Plan for Effective School Leadership
  Communications Plan

Getting Kids to Read - Ten Terrific Tips
Teaching kids to read opens the world to them. They can go anywhere and do anything through books. But in today's age of high-tech gizmos and video games often the last thing our kids want to do is read. But there are some easy and fun ways you can share your love of reading with your kids. Implement these few simple ideas and your kids will be engrossed in a good bok before you know it. Read to Them Kids love being read aloud to. Cuddling up on the couch with a goo

Single Gender Education--Administrators, take a lesson
  Let’s take a lesson from the results of the single sex California Pilot program or even from the ill-fated attempt by Georgia’s Greene County to implement a single sex initiative.  Single sex implementation without knowledge of legal mandates, without full by-in from educators involved and with adequate professional development is doomed to failure.

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