"Do video games and simulations really belong in the classroom? A growing body of evidence—from education conference sessions to ramped-up gaming research and university pilot programs—all point to the affirmative.
Too often, we hear students (and adults) say, "I hate writing!" or "I can't write." Many people have a defeatist attitude toward writing, developed early in their academic careers.
The second installment of this series focuses on hands-on activities for motivating reluctant writers by looking at several different aspects of the entire writing experience.
Now that we've learned how to motivate reluctant writers, let's get students writing! The following ideas are tried, true, fun, meaningful, and relevant.
As parents, we may need to set aside particular times or create special activities to teach our children certain things. But this isn't true when it comes to helping them learn about character.
Fundamental number operations are the foundation of most higher-leveled math skills. Unfortunately, learning these facts can be a source of frustration for many struggling students
PCI Education Gears Up to Double Reading Vocabulary with the Mid-June Shipment of PCI Reading Program Level Two