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New research highlights a persistent developmental divide between boys and girls as they enter the classroom for the first time. From biological milestones to societal expectations, we look at why the...
Connecticut is ditching traditional screens and bubble sheets for its newest kindergarten assessment. By prioritizing teacher observation over standardized testing, the state aims to capture a more au...
The traditional one-year classroom cycle might be doing our youngest students a disservice. Discover why 'looping' with the same Pre-K teacher for two years creates a powerful foundation for lifelong...
Access to technology for young children has long been a tale of two worlds. But a crucial shift is underway in early education, moving beyond mere device availability to embrace a truly equitable and...
As more children arrive at school without basic bathroom independence, a heated debate is surfacing over where a parent's duty ends and a teacher's job begins. We explore the complexities of the 'napp...
Classrooms are seeing a surge in behavioral and academic gaps, leading many educators to blame the home environment. However, a deeper look reveals that the 'readiness' crisis is rooted in systemic fa...
