Curriculum & Instruction

A Q&A with Gina Kling, Mathematics Instructor at Western Michigan University and Author of Everyday Mathematics 4. Sponsored content by McGraw-Hill.

Students who use smartphones for online education will fall behind and may be worse off than students without a broadband internet connection, one expert says.

Equity problems that plague K-12 education under normal conditions have only been worsened by the shift to online and remote learning, and the transition may leave some students farther behind come fall, experts say.  

Teachers can improve online learning by encouraging parents to expand their concept of instruction. At-home learning activities can include imaginary play, mapping home and yards, and teaching fractions through baking.

LRP Media Group, a recognized leader in the special education publishing industry, has released The Paraprofessional’s Guide to Assisting Classroom Instruction — Second Edition and Workbook. This training tool teaches paraprofessionals how to provide instructional support for educators and support academic achievement for students. The new Second Edition offers a reproducible workbook filled with engaging […]

Simply generating a conversation around esports can help your K-12 school get on a path to be a game-changer, but be sure to set out a strategy and get buy-in from stakeholders.