Math parent night in Fla. By Paul Katula • Oct 21, 2014 Students with the Common Core need to work on math skills that differ from those their parents learned. The solution: educate the parents.
Lucy School celebrates LEED platinum certification By Paul Katula • Oct 18, 2014 A Md. school celebrates its certification as a green building by passing on environmental stewardship lessons.
NFL's Play 60 idea may also bring gains in learning By Press Release • Oct 17, 2014 Physical activity may help reduce the level of childhood obesity, but it also brings good news for the brain, research from the U of IL shows.
Number sense is one key to Common Core math By Paul Katula • Oct 15, 2014 An IL educator recognizes the importance of estimation in mathematics, found in the Common Core.
SAT: Student Affluence Test? By Paul Katula • Oct 12, 2014 The Wall Street Journal recently pointed out how SAT scores are linked to family income. Not news. Not even actionable.
Science test scores go up at 1st parent trigger schools By Paul Katula • Oct 9, 2014 Science test scores at one of the first school that was reorganized under a parent trigger law improved dramatically. How do you think that happened?
Total lunar eclipse occurs; blood moon seen (video) By Paul Katula • Oct 8, 2014 A NASA observatory captured a time-lapse video of this morning's blood moon (a total lunar eclipse).
Same-sex marriages have similar longevity By Paul Katula • Oct 7, 2014 The US Supreme Court declined to hear same-sex marriage ban appeals. Time to move on to a real defense of marriage and children.
Critics scoff at new privacy pledge from big EdTech By Paul Katula • Oct 7, 2014 A few tech companies have released a new privacy policy that they say will safeguard student data on the Internet. I'm not buying it.
Lack of sleep increases failure risk in school By Paul Katula • Oct 4, 2014 A Md. county considers, again, starting high school after 7:17, because teen sleep patterns put kids at risk of failure if they don't get enough sleep.