Add to ORKGIf anyone stops to ask their opinion, what do students say really matters in school? It\u27s having a teacher ask how things are going and then actually stop and wait for a answer before disappearing down the hall. Simply put, it\u27s having an adult who cares about them, values them as individuals, and sees them as more than a test taker or a seat warmer, says Russell Quaglia, director of the National Center for Student Aspirations
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Adolescence marks a developmental period of rapid cognitive, emotional, and physical growth where te...
This morning I sat in two inner city middle school classrooms in Indianapolis as I do most weeks. Bu...
A new report indicating that more college freshmen than ever believe education is something to be en...
Schools where educational activities are conducted in an effective and active way are considered to ...
We’ve all heard it and some of us have felt it. It’s such a common sentiment that parents and teache...
Maine students are optimistic, think hard work is essential to success and view their parents as str...
This article examines what school climate factors students perceive as helping them be successful in...
There is much hue and cry and genuine dismay over the fact that so many of Maine\u27s high school se...
Schooling is one of the core experiences of most young people in the Western world. This study exami...
The question of how to make a teaching career more attractive to more of our most capable students c...
In order to investigate the relationship between student perceptions and academic achievement, 176 f...
Many times, as educators, we deliver instruction without thinking about what students think about sc...
Public schools are constantly scrutinized and often criticized as any public trust should be, but Ma...
This study explores the experiences of four students in a Southeast Georgia high school. Theoretical...
Educational systems are constantly faced with the question What should students be taught? Traditi...
Adolescence marks a developmental period of rapid cognitive, emotional, and physical growth where te...
This morning I sat in two inner city middle school classrooms in Indianapolis as I do most weeks. Bu...