Career guidance is particularly important for struggling students or special needs learners because they may face unique challenges and require additional support to achieve their career goals. There are several careers beyond just going to University, and SEN students can have a chance of getting into a successful career if they are helped early on.
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Are Children Reading Enough?
The time that teenagers and tweens spend on YouTube, TikTok, and other video-sharing sites has taken off during the pandemic, while reading time amongst these age groups remains flat.
Did Pandemic leave a Gap in the Emotional Growth of Our Children?
As children return to in-person school, educators observe that many children appear overwhelmed at the task of lining up, making conversation, and eating with their peers after months of relative isolation at home. It has taken some time for educators to recognize students emerging struggles, especially those related to skills and routines that teachers and staff typically take for granted.
Redefining Purpose of Education
There are many assumptions of compulsory education. One is that young people need to know, understand, and do certain things that will help them grow intellectually. Another view is that education that helps young people grow is not enough. Intelligence plus character—that is the goal of proper education.
Extended Recess at School – Beneficial or Detrimental?
Recess has always been a part of the school, but there has been a growing trend in recent years in reducing recess time and reallocating time to learning and academic subjects. We, as adults, sometimes even have a nagging sense that recess is a privilege for children at school.
Supporting Social-Emotional Learning of Students – COVID 19 Resources
These resources provide practices for families and educators to support learning and well-being for young people in kindergarten through college.
Whatever model of instruction our students are receiving this year, there will be one constant. Social-emotional learning (SEL) needs of students will be higher than ever.