Now that the kids are back at school, most teachers and parents will tell you that boys and girls learn a bit differently. And research has shown that boys can have trouble in the classroom. So how do ...
Roughly 1 in 5 children in the United States are neurodivergent with diagnoses such as dyslexia, dyscalculia, and ADHD. Despite the prevalence of these diverse learners in schools, educators often say ...
In the wake of global social justice movements, many organizations have committed to becoming more diverse in their hiring. From initiatives to close the gender wage gap to strategies to improve ...
The past two years have had a profound effect on the mental health of students and staff alike as they tried to navigate a school system that had profoundly changed. How can educators and schools best ...
There’s no denying that the past two pandemic years have been uniquely challenging for managers and employees alike. But amid all the upheaval Covid has brought to our working lives, it’s also sparked ...
Having a child who struggles in school torments parents – whether it’s because of attention deficit disorder, dyslexia, an inability to comprehend “whole word” approaches in learning to read, or just ...
For an inside look at what makes a Woodlynde School education so unique, we talked to MaryBeth Spencer, Head of Middle School at Woodlynde School, a private, K-12 college prep school in Wayne, ...
May is Anti-Stigma Month in Bermuda — a time to reflect, reframe and reimagine how we support those who are often misunderstood. At the Bermuda Centre for Creative Learning, we believe this ...