A recent international study done by researchers at the University of California, Irvine found that since the 1960s, the time mothers spend with their
The Case for Teaching for Mastery
The Case for Teaching for Mastery
Sal Khan is the founder of the online Khan Academy which provides free instruction in mathematics, science, and computer programming. In his November
How Families Can Learn and Grow at the Library [Report]
How Families Can Learn and Grow at the Library [Report]
In the 21st century, libraries have evolved in their vision to provide far more than just books. Many libraries now offer digital resources, after
Educators Puzzle Over Escape Rooms
Educators Puzzle Over Escape Rooms
In the middle of the room on a table is a gigantic hourglass filled with sand. All around you are padlocked cabinets and drawers. “Ready?”, asks the
Highlights from the U.S. Family Engagement Policy
Highlights from the U.S. Family Engagement Policy
In May, 2016, the U.S. Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and Education (ED) released a policy statement titled Family Engagement From The
Toyota…and Families Learning Together?
Toyota…and Families Learning Together?
What does the maker of hybrid cars and pickup trucks have in common with a nonprofit dedicated to families learning together? A twenty-five year
Homeschoolers Scored Higher on the SATs in 2014
Homeschoolers Scored Higher on the SATs in 2014
Dr. Brian Ray of the National Home Education Research Institute recently highlighted data on homeschoolers and SAT scores. Based on reporting by the
Family Engagement Matters in Early Math Learning
Family Engagement Matters in Early Math Learning
A recent e-newsletter from the Harvard Family Research Project highlighted family engagement in early math learning. In the introduction, the
School Choice = Happy Parents [Research]
School Choice = Happy Parents [Research]
The Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice recently published a report highlighting the decisions of parents in Indiana. This report surveyed