She firmly believes that “kids open up when they are actively engaged.” In class, you can see this happening as her students talk through what they are learning with her or with their peers.

But, not talking about it can lead to feelings of worry ... The emergency drills that they may practice in the classroom are an example of this. Children are more likely to have the confidence to make ...

Proposed law prohibiting cellphones in K-12 classroom would become the state's "default" policy — and could be modified by ...

class and identity are important. Your lived experiences, your level of privilege and how you interpret the current events may influence how you talk to your children about such topics. Before ...

Teacher: Take a seat, hi. Mimi Missfit: This is a class of six year olds. Teacher: [FOREIGN DIALOGUE] When you started talking about these subjects with children in the age of four or five years ...