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.
Understand statewide assessments for homeschooling. Learn requirements, benefits, and how to make informed decisions about testing in your homeschool program.
The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2023 ruling to end affirmative action in education could reshape the college admissions process. This article explores its impact, discussing historical context, diversity in admissions, and potential future policies.
It’s been almost two years since Ohio passed HB99, allowing districts to arm school staff. Discover how this controversial law has affected school safety and gun violence in Ohio.
We’re excited to introduce Mary Cochron, a seasoned educator with a passion for making assessments stress-free for homeschooling parents. With a background in social studies, leadership in educational assessment, and her experience as a stepmom, Mary understands the importance of clear communication and effective tools. She founded Metimur LLC to empower educators and families with practical strategies, and she’s ready to bring her expertise to your homeschooling journey!
Learn how high fluoride levels in drinking water can affect your child’s IQ and discover actionable steps to reduce exposure for better brain health and development.
Hello, my name is Francis Cook. I am excited to join the team here with One-Room Education. One of my favorite quotes is attributed to Mark Twain, who said “don’t let school get in the way of your education.”
Discover the ABCs of School Funding in the United States, demystifying the complexities behind federal, state, and local funding sources. Learn how public schools get funded and explore potential solutions like school choice. Get involved to make a difference in your local education system’s funding formula. Read now to understand the dynamics that shape American education financing.
COVID-19 policies have led to significant learning losses in math and reading, as reported by the NAEP and other studies. This article explores the academic decline, its impact on students, and how schools are addressing these setbacks. Discover key insights on how parents can stay informed and what steps are being taken to close these gaps and promote student recovery.
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.
The COVID-19 pandemic had a significant impact on social interactions, especially for children. In this article, we explore how social isolation and mask mandates have affected the development of social skills in children, from toddlers to school-aged students. Learn how parents and educators can help children recover from these delays by encouraging emotional expression, modeling positive behaviors, and promoting social confidence. Discover key strategies for bridging the social gaps created by pandemic restrictions.
Discover insights from Good Patriot in this thought-provoking interview about education, homeschooling, and the current issues facing America’s education system. Learn how self-education, personal responsibility, and preparedness are crucial for building a better future for our children and families.