Summer vacation, summer job, or summer school? By Paul Katula • Feb 17, 2021 One plan for Covid relief is to send kids to summer school to "catch up" on any ground they lost academically during the pandemic.
About those important lessons in kindergarten By Paul Katula • Dec 10, 2020 What could the long-term effects be for toddlers who are growing up in a world without playdates and other social interactions?
Heartbreak as remote learning drags us down By Paul Katula • Dec 1, 2020 Math scores drop this year as students use more remote learning. Mental health issues increase. Also, eat healthy at home.
Parents, teachers stressed with e-learning By Paul Katula • Oct 16, 2020 The stresses of e-learning extend from teachers to parents, not to mention the loss of learning and other kid-based risks.
Distracted learning can be a big problem By Press Release • Oct 15, 2020 Distractions can impair learning, drawing resources from the same brain regions as the mastery of course material. What to do?
TV, computer use affects reading, math scores By Paul Katula • Sep 3, 2020 8-year-olds who watch too much TV show reduced reading scores 3 years later; when they use a computer too much, numeracy scores go down.
21st century needs collaborative problem solving By Press Release • Dec 7, 2018 Few schools teach (formally, at least) one of the most important 21st-century skills: collaborative problem solving.
Joppatowne C.T.E. explores homeland security science By Paul Katula • Oct 3, 2018 Homeland security needs many scientists & technicians due to heightened vigilance. High schools are preparing students.
Good posture may help your math test scores By Press Release • Aug 6, 2018 If math tests or public speaking brings anxiety that keeps you from doing well, a simple change in posture could help.
Can teachers do better with autistic kids? By Press Release • Jul 3, 2018 Training teachers to support kids on the autism spectrum is a challenge, but some research suggests there may be ways.