Third grade is a big year for educational growth, and, for many students, this is the first year that they will complete state-wide assessments (MAP). The need for children to show proficiency in math and language arts may mean that classroom assignments and lessons become more rigorous. While some eight-year-olds may be in second grade … Read more
Every child learns at their own pace. Some children might quickly develop reading skills, whereas others may take longer to master these skills. Because every child is unique, it’s hard for parents and teachers to determine when a child is falling behind. However, it’s important to know how to spot the signs that your child … Read more
According to NEA Today, reading expectations for our youngest students (kindergarteners) are more demanding than ever. Teachers shared their feelings with the NEA publication regarding the push for early literacy and the growing demands for children to develop these skills at such a young age. “Parents think their children will learn letter recognition and sounds. … Read more
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