Elementary Education

The CARES Act continues to be in the headlines as extensions and modifications aimed at alleviating the impacts of unemployment and work-at-home orders are made by legislators. Early on, many…

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published on Modern Marketing Today and explains the benefits of implementing “huddles” which increases concentration among team members while embracing the power of video…

Allison Kerley Townsend, a third-grade teacher at Barnwell Elementary School in Fulton County, Georgia took the stage this week at the Personalized Learning Summit begin held in Atlanta. Townsend was…

Our recent series of articles have centered on handwriting and the benefits that it brings to students. From helping build reading skills to calming nerves, writing helps people life a…

This is a week to be thankful for so many things, including our educators. From principals to occupational therapists to handwriting instructors, these men and women put children first and…

Handwriting is first taught in Pre-K and Elementary school not just so students can learn to form letters and then words, but as a foundation for long-term educational success. In…

Many of us write only out of necessity. From sticky note reminders at work to a thank you note to family, handwriting seems like a thing of the past thanks…

The Common Core. Whether you love it or hate it, you’ve surely heard a lot about it, but what really is it? Common Core sets academic standards in mathematics and…

With National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM) coming to an end, it’s important for both educators and parents to remember that cybersecurity is a skill that can be taught all year…

October is National Principals Month! This week, we talked with Erin Leonard, Head of Lower School at Wakefield School in The Plains, Virginia.