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.
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.
Are you thinking about homeschooling your child? Perhaps you’re 90% sure you’re going to jump in but would like one more piece of information to convince yourself to take the leap, or maybe you’re already on your homeschooling adventure and want to give your child something for motivation.
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.
An interview with Kiera Gray where we dive into the often tumultuous relationship between teens and their parents, but with a bit of a twist.
Can children communicate without devices? How has the integration of technology affected the socialization of youth?
Today we’re looking at the censorship of classical literary works and the effects it can, and does, have on our education and society.
In this episode of The State of Education podcast, we explore the concept of experiential learning and its significance in education. Learn what experiential learning entails, why it’s essential for student engagement, and how to incorporate it into both classrooms and everyday life.
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.
In this episode of The State of Education podcast, we explore why classroom sizes are critical to both student success and teacher effectiveness. Learn how small class sizes benefit individualized attention, improve student engagement, and reduce teacher burnout, while large class sizes create significant challenges. Discover the ideal class size and real-world implications for education policy.