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When is the Right Age to Join an Infant Montessori Program?

When is the Right Age to Join an Infant Montessori Program?

  The Montessori educational approach, known for its child-centric methods and a unique philosophy toward teaching and learning, often raises questions about the ideal age for enrollment. Parents are often left wondering: How young is too young? Today, we aim to...

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The Difference Between a Charter and a Private School

The Difference Between a Charter and a Private School

  Have you ever found yourself tangled up in the nuances distinguishing charter schools from private schools? The landscape of education is vast and diverse, offering a multitude of choices for students and parents. Two options often stand out: charter schools...

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Teacher Burnout and the Digital Age

Teacher Burnout and the Digital Age

  Teachers nowadays are not just teaching subjects; they're also navigating a world where technology is changing the educational landscape faster than ever. But hold on, because while technology brings endless possibilities, it also brings its challenges—ones...

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Revolutionizing School-Parent Communication

Revolutionizing School-Parent Communication

  "The biggest thing I think for our school is happy staff, happy children, happy parents. And the common thread between those three pieces of the school is community," said Jad Touma, Assistant Head Of School at Children's House Montessori School, during his...

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The Power of Diversifying the Teaching Profession

The Power of Diversifying the Teaching Profession

  Education is the cornerstone of a thriving society, and teachers play a vital role in shaping the minds and futures of our youth. As we strive for equity and inclusivity in education, it is crucial to address the issue of teacher diversity. This article will...

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Fostering Multicultural Learning and School Success

Fostering Multicultural Learning and School Success

  The US education system thrives on its multicultural composition, welcoming students from diverse backgrounds who contribute to vibrant classrooms. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, there were 49.5 million students enrolled in public...

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Addressing Enrollment Challenges and Learning Loss

Addressing Enrollment Challenges and Learning Loss

  Schools face numerous challenges in the ever-changing world of education, and the pandemic has significantly impacted both schools and student achievements. "The lower your enrollment, the more difficulty you have meeting your objectives in terms of meeting the...

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The Importance of Communication in Schools

The Importance of Communication in Schools

"The art of communication is the language of leadership." - James Humes In today's fast-paced world, effective communication is vital for solid leadership. It goes beyond sharing information and involves expressing thoughts in a meaningful way. It's about...

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Distance Learning for Arts High Schools

Distance Learning for Arts High Schools

"Whether you're a parent, whether you're [sic] a student, a school administrator, a teacher, support staff, whatever you are, it's just been a weird time. And sort of like, when we were all doing the distance learning model, and everybody kind of got zoom exhaustion,"...

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Lessons in Perseverance and Dedication

Lessons in Perseverance and Dedication

  "Keep doing what you do even if you're only interacting with a few students," said Vincent Villella, speaking from his experience as the director of North West Area Health Education Center (AHEC) in Nome, Alaska, during his appearance in the School Success...

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Is There a Teacher Shortage in the US?

Is There a Teacher Shortage in the US?

  “Teaching is not a lost art, but the regard for it is a lost tradition.” — Jacques Barzun The teacher shortage in the United States has been a serious issue debated for many years. Even though education is one of the most important sectors for a country's...

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The Role of Assistive Technology in Education

The Role of Assistive Technology in Education

The term "assistive technology" refers to any software or hardware used to help a student with a disability overcome a learning barrier and improve their abilities. Using individualized lesson plans, assistive technology ensures that all students have access to a...

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The Five Principles of the Montessori Method

The Five Principles of the Montessori Method

  Google founder Larry Page was quoted to have attributed his success to his training when he went to Montessori. He said, "... I think [our success] was part of that training, not following rules and orders and being self-motivated, questioning what's going on...

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Homeschooling as the New Trend

Homeschooling as the New Trend

The most common method used by American parents to educate their children at home is through homeschooling. Parents educate their children at home as opposed to enrolling them in public or private schools. However, homeschooling does not imply that all of the learning...

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Problems with Providing High-Quality Education

Problems with Providing High-Quality Education

The primary purpose of education is to establish systems that provide each student with exactly what they require. Stephanie McConnell, co-author of Win Time (Fearlessly Transforming Your School), agrees. For a long time, school administrators and teachers have...

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What’s Best For My Child, Charter School or Public School?

What’s Best For My Child, Charter School or Public School?

  It’s no secret that education is a hot topic in the United States. As parents, we want what’s best for our children and are constantly searching for the right school to fit their needs. However, choosing the right school for your child can be challenging. There...

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