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Is it necessary to focus so much on reading fluency at such an early age?

Because sleep is so important for academics, many people – including pediatricians – believe high schools should universally delay their start times to 8:30 a.m. or later.

Here are four ways teachers can make history more exciting for middle and high school students.

Here’s what visual literacy is and how it relates to the Common Core.

The practice of “redshirting” kindergartners seems to be gaining popularity across the country.

Read on for more about the Common Core and its relation to cursive handwriting.

Here’s how to set up a dedicated homework or study spot for your children to use.

One of the key goals of implementing the Common Core State Standards, especially in high schools, is to make sure students as a whole are well-prepared when they leave grade school for what comes next.

A strong vocabulary is an essential tool for children to have in order to express themselves in day-to-day life.

When you’re helping your children with their Common Core State Standards test prep or homework, what is it that really helps them understand a difficult concept?