By Justin Aglio - SOLE draws on children’s natural curiosity to create dynamic spaces for them to learn, interact & develop critical problem-solving skills.
These educational games, crafts, and activities are easy ways to incorporate learning into everyday life.
Authored by Getting Smart in partnership with Harmony Public Schools, this Smart Bundle collection highlights key features of Learner-Centered STEM schools.
Improving yourself isn’t just about taking the time to learn more, but understanding how you learn the best. There are dozens of theories on how we get information, how we retain it and, most importantly, how we actually apply it. Nearly all of them put each person into one of five categories. Check out the …
Improving yourself isn’t just about taking the time to learn more, but understanding how you learn the best. There are dozens of theories on how we get information, how we retain it and, most importantly, how we actually apply it. Nearly all of them put each person into one of five categories. Check out the …
Have students take responsibility for their grades and behavior by strategically offering opportunities to redo assignments, retake tests, and reflect on their performance.
Sometimes it’s smart to keep kids home to avoid infecting schoolmates and teachers with contagious diseases.
What makes a difference in reaching your potential is an ability to be a smart learner. See what smart learners do differently and what they can teach us.
One way parents can instill a love and appreciation of work in their children? Let them fail.
Get your students off to a smart start with these clever and completely doable strategies for every part of their busy day.
New research points to how parents change over the years.
Researchers have determined how much bringing a laptop to class hurts your grades
These tips will help you get to the heart of the problem—and fix it, fast!
There's a brain-building skill schools are teaching less and less.
I only recently discovered there is a secret society for people with high IQs. It’s called Mensa—aka The Nerd Herd.
Start financial literacy lessons early — and I don’t mean as a Freshman in high school. “Parents’ influence on their children’s understanding of money management begins early…before they even start school.”* If you’re a parent, your child will invariably show interest in money before you drop them off for their first day of kindergarten. Your …
Elizabeth Smart, a former child abductee turned activist, gives her top three tips on what every parent should tell their children in order to protect them f...