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This one does not come from the state budget directly. Businesses donate to a fund and get tax credits in return. That money is then managed by organizations like Step Up For Students and AAA Scholarship Foundation, and families can apply for it through them. If you want…

Now for the fun part. Building strong numerical skills doesn’t require expensive tutors or hours of drilling. It requires consistency, playfulness, and weaving numbers into daily life. Here are strategies that genuinely work. 1. Turn Everyday Moments Into Math Moments Cooking, shopping, and travel are goldmines for number…

Evidence based teaching strategies are instructional practices backed by scientific research, empirical data, and cognitive psychology. Instead of adopting short-lived educational trends, educators using evidence-based teaching practices apply techniques proven to measurably improve academic outcomes for children across all learning levels. By understanding how the human brain processes,…

If your child is funded through PEP or the Unique Abilities Scholarship, the award sits in an education savings account and covers approved expenses beyond tuition, including instructional materials, part-time tutoring, and approved online providers. Each program’s family handbook lists the categories. What it will not cover is…

Most of these come straight from the rules above, but they’re easy to miss when you’re uploading documents on your phone at 10 p.m. Doubling up on a document type is the easiest one to overlook. Two utility bills count as one type, and so do a mortgage…

Tynker has been a proud supporter and innovator in Computer Science Education Week since its inception, now celebrated as an “Hour of AI.” This year CSEdWeek is December 8th – 12th. We’re passionate about making coding accessible and engaging for all students, and CSEdWeek is the perfect opportunity…

 “They can build games that are specific to the African culture, to the African heroes, so they can actually code the African heroes.” -Percy Ganga Why Teach Kids to Code in Zimbabwe? In Harare, Zimbabwe, Perseverance (Percy) Ganga, founder and director of the International Institute of Junior Coders and…

When Scarsdale School District started discussing the need for a district-wide computer programming sequence, addressing teacher anxiety and lack of coding experience were some of the most challenging problems to solve. They were looking for an easy-to-implement solution, with curriculum to support learning in other subject areas, while…

Let’s see the difference in action. Here’s what happens when evidence is included without an introduction: 01 Evidence Without an Introduction “Nearly 30% of coral reefs have already been lost.” Coral reefs are disappearing quickly. ! It’s technically there, but…