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.
Another data breach, this time in New York By Press Release • Jan 19, 2018 Personal data about dozens of New York students was compromised by a former employee of one of the state's vendors for testing.
Trump passes cognitive test with flying colors By Paul Katula • Jan 17, 2018 Trump was given a test that is sometimes used to test whether an older person has developed dementia. Results can be misinterpreted.
No benefit to hands-on learning in college physics? By Press Release • Jan 7, 2018 Physics experiments are hands-on. The pedagogical goal of learning physics may not be served, but certain labs still have value.
We ask your help in developing our wiki By Paul Katula • Dec 27, 2017 We need your help on a wiki (like Wikipedia) that we intend to use to draw out the complete narrative for high schools.
Miss. school sparks the flame of success By Paul Katula • Dec 11, 2017 A focus on attendance and investment by the community in the school's goals has helped one Miss. elementary turn around.
Don’t make C.T.E. a case of ‘pep without purpose’ By Paul Katula • Oct 29, 2017 Career and technical education programs in high school are great: they serve a focused need for vocational training. Don't stop there.
Students in rural Ark. can ‘phone a friend’ By Paul Katula • Oct 4, 2017 Do you know people in your community, graduates of your high school, who would make good "Phone a Friend" volunteer mentors? Give 'em a call.
The role of public schools, according to students By Paul Katula • Oct 4, 2017 "What should the proper role of teachers and schools be in students' lives?" online publications ask actual kids.
SAT scores for the nation are out By Paul Katula • Sep 26, 2017 The SAT scores for the nation came out today. Md. students from the class of 2017 performed about avg., IL students a little better, but fewer took it in IL.