In a Pennsylvania town roiled by controversy after a superintendent’s resignation, a volunteer group’s efforts seek to rebuild trust between the community and school district. This story is quite inspiring and should help motivate others who aim to build bridges between parents and schools. Parents of students with learning differences are often unsure of their […]
Daily Archives: March 1, 2016
Should colleges track student well-being?
Colleges should track the well-being of students, including how specific groups are faring, according to the Association of American Colleges and Universities. Source: Should colleges track student well-being?
“Educators Need to Find Their Way”
“Q) What’s your big takeaway after 41 years? A) Parents used to send kids to school because that’s where the knowledge was. They were also interested in socialization and custodial care. That’s all changed. And it’s not clear schools have responded as briskly as they should have. Today knowledge is everywhere with the […]
