How a UC Riverside professor got help from her cartoon panda to teach kids online
They say necessity is the mother of invention. In this case, it’s the mother of...
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How the teaching of art and language helps knit together diverse SoCal populations
Phung Huynh, who is the first creative strategist for the Office of Immigrant Affairs, often...
Teachers are amping up to help handle students’ pandemic-era trauma
Teachers and school administrators are stepping up, creatively and proactively approaching ways to hone in...
UC Irvine researchers hope that teaching computing language to kids will help level the playing field
What if there could be a way to teach kids to use technology while gaining...
Caged minds: Teaching kids in juvenile hall has its own lessons
A warden walks up to the camera and greets me. “Hello, Mr. Goldman!” she says....
Some parents find a long-term solution in at-home learning
Because of the pandemic more families explore homeschooling options
How can colleges clear the red tape hindering the progress of California’s low-income students?
Every setback has a cost in terms of time and money, putting undue pressure on...
To teach the classics, or not to teach the classics? That is the question.
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Letting your child take the lead in learning with unschooling
What if everything your child enjoyed doing – lying in a hammock, building a fort,...