Good communication between teachers and parents is crucial for student success. In this article, we explore why effective communication keeps students accountable, helps families stay informed, and supports academic and behavioral progress. Learn strategies for building strong connections with families through apps, phone calls, and in-person involvement. Whether it’s sharing academic updates or celebrating small victories, keeping families in the loop can unlock success for students at all grade levels.
This article explores the relationship between student retention rates and standardized testing, focusing on mandatory 3rd-grade retention policies based on reading proficiency. It examines the pros and cons of retention, critiques the use of standardized testing in measuring student progress, and suggests alternative methods to support literacy development without holding students back.
This blog post explores the history, progress, and challenges faced by teachers’ unions in the U.S., including the role of the NEA and AFT in improving working conditions, advocating for civil rights, and navigating modern controversies such as pandemic-related school closures and political debates in education.
In Part 2 of ‘The Government’s War on Real Education,’ we explore the federal government’s control over education through illegal funding practices. This episode discusses the 10th Amendment, the influence of teacher’s unions and politicians, and how school choice can empower parents and students to break free from a system that prioritizes profit over education.