Teaching Gen Alpha isn't easy, but clever teachers like David Jahn are finding ways to motivate them and keep them in line.

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A parental rights advocate is raising concerns about an approach to school counseling known as "neuro-affirming counseling." ...

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High school teachers can use these ideas to quickly gather insights into how students are doing both academically and personally.

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A year after expanding to all 4-year-olds, educators and parents say some California school districts are struggling with ...

Getting up from their seat, not listening, repeating the same thing no matter how many times you warn them—.Many teachers are likely troubled by a child's difficult behavior during lessons. But that ...

Every classroom is a storm of behavior. A teacher gestures toward a whiteboard, paces between desks, pauses to let a question ...