Families are under pressure, communities are divided and schools are struggling. The HEAL-core Way offers a practical blueprint to heal families, strengthen communities and restore education across our nation.
The U.S. Department of Education wants AI in every classroom. Here’s what that really means for your child and why parents must act now.
Civics, the study of the rights and duties of citizens, is an essential subject often pushed aside in favor of heavily tested core subjects like reading and math. In this article, we explore how teaching civics from a young age fosters informed, engaged citizens. From classroom elections to community projects, educators can integrate civics into the curriculum, helping students understand their role in society and government. Learn about the benefits of including civics in education and how it shapes future voters and leaders.
Learn how to teach difficult history topics through primary sources. Explore how to engage students with real historical documents, encourage critical thinking, and address complex issues like slavery and the Civil War, while fostering open discussion about historical figures and events.
This episode of The State of Education podcast explores the core purpose of education in the 21st century, reflecting on historical perspectives from figures like Martin Luther King Jr. and Thomas Jefferson. Host Katie J. discusses current debates, the role of education in shaping citizens, and the vital need for teaching both critical thinking and morality. Tune in to understand how these issues impact modern society and politics.
Explore the importance of critical thinking for children’s development and how schools often overlook this vital skill. Learn practical ways parents can foster critical thinking at home, from answering “why” questions to encouraging open-minded discussions. Discover how critical thinking can prepare children for success in today’s information-driven world.