What You Need To Know About Summer Learning Loss
Understanding Summer learning loss Summer learning loss – or the summer slide – is an educational phenomenon where students lose some of the knowledge, skills and ability they acquired over the school year. Besides
Parents are the secret weapon against Summer Learning Loss
The impact of Summer learning loss Want to understand Summer learning loss in a glance? Check out our Summer learning loss summary of the studies, stats and facts here. Summer learning loss plagues educators
Connecting Science Class to the Real-World
Contextualised teaching and learning is the practice that answers the three most common student questions: ‘Why are we doing this?’ ‘When will I use this?’ ‘Is it in the exam?’ In other words –
Great Grammar and Writing Books for the Teachers’ Lounge
Grammar and writing are tricky because you most likely use correct grammar and writing everyday but without quite knowing why. It would be jarring to read ‘I saw a duck jump into a pond and
Getting Books for Your Class on a Budget
Out of the 93% of teachers spending their own money to purchase school supplies, a whopping one quarter are spending upwards of $1000 per year.* Some of this is spent on pens and pencils, some
The value of the Reading Eggs Teacher Toolkit
The 2018 State of Our Schools survey found that 9 out of 10 public school teachers use their own money to purchase supplies for their school or students (AEU). Moreover, half of these teachers spend
5E Model for Science | Understanding and classroom implementation
The 5E Instructional Model is a science learning method that’s held relevancy and usefulness for over three decades – here’s what it is, how you can use it, and how the 5E model is
5 Ways To Bring Literacy Into ANY Classroom
Literacy across curriculum ‘Literacy is every teacher’s responsibility.’ No matter your discipline, interests or teaching strengths, it’s essential for teachers to ensure their students are engaged in literacy. First, because students are struggling with
5 Writing Errors Students Have Been Making For 30 years
It is human to err; and the only final and deadly error, among all our errors, is denying that we have ever erred. G.K Chesterton, the Prince of Paradox In 1993, two researchers (Robert J.
Scientific knowledge and scientific literacy – What’s the difference?
There’s more to the question of the difference between scientific knowledge and literacy than first meets the eye. Our understanding of the world has never been better – for every advance we make into the
5 Ways to Boost Science in the Classroom
At the core of science is the wonderment of inquiry. Encouraging this inquiry is how you bring science into the classroom, transforming your kids into budding scientists who want to discover the why’s hiding
4 Activities to Support Mathematics Learning at Home
4 Activities to Support Mathematics Learning at Home For anyone who's accidentally chosen the wrong words to say something around a child, then you already know something: kids are like little sponges. Their brains
