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Families are reading to preschoolers less often since the pandemic
1+ hour, 30+ min ago (825+ words) A new national study found that the frequency at which parents are reading to their preschool-aged kids dropped significantly post-pandemic and has not bounced back since. Researchers said this is cause for concern considering the major impact parent reading with…...
Dolly Parton's literacy legacy is Tennessee's to carry forward
1+ hour, 30+ min ago (612+ words) In the days since Dolly Parton’s passing, people across Tennessee and around the world have reflected on the music she gave us, the joy she created and the extraordinary generosity that defined her life. For those of us who work…...
Glasgow schools urged to act as premature birth rates continue to rise
9+ hour, 5+ min ago (583+ words) A plea for all schools across Glasgow to raise awareness amongst teachers of the impact of premature birth on children has been issued by a local councillor. Labour councillor Lilith Johnstone has scheduled a motion for this Thursday’s full council…...
Southern Cayuga students reflect on last summer being a kid
2+ hour, 37+ min ago (177+ words) Elaine Meyers, of King Ferry, is a member of the boards of the Southern Cayuga Anne Frank Tree Project, Finger Lakes Library System and Southern Cayuga Garden Club. She works with the Emily Howland Elementary School literacy and media committees…...
MASANAS commits five years of reading support to ten Welsh primary schools
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (589+ words) MASANAS, the philanthropic venture and investment company co-founded by award-winning entrepreneur Mark Sweeny, has committed to fund five years of whole-school reading support across ten Welsh primary schools, helping thousands of children build their reading skills and confidence. The commitment…...
NSW to cap classroom screen time and push daily — JournalArta Global
5+ hour, 42+ min ago (393+ words) New South Wales will impose strict new limits on screen use in public school classrooms from 2028, a move that puts tablets and laptops on a tighter leash and gives pen-and-paper work a bigger role in the school day. The state…...
All the novelties that the students have found upon returning to school
13+ hour, 15+ min ago (158+ words) 1,103 teachers, 531 educational support professionals, and 196 administrative and service staff (PAS) are being incorporated. Teams are being reinforced with educators, social integrators, speech therapists, and other profiles. The system reaches 2,141 and sets a maximum ratio of 18 students per teacher. The expansion…...
Student screen time capped at as little as 15 minutes in NSW as test results fall
10+ hour, 50+ min ago (458+ words) September 13, 2026 — 10:46am School students will be limited to as little as 15 minutes of screen time per day in NSW classrooms as the Minns government seeks to arrest the alarming drop in Australia’s global reading and writing standards. The new policy, announced…...
Iraq needs over 10,000 new schools to end overcrowding, report warns
3+ hour, 17+ min ago (178+ words) Despite the country maintaining an operational footprint of more than 40,000 schools serving primary and secondary pupils nationwide, the observatory underscored that existing facilities remain entirely inadequate to absorb the country’s expanding student population. The monitor highlighted that structural deficits continue…...
The Giving Shelf is set to fund another book fair for Pine Hills Elementary
10+ hour, 10+ min ago (158+ words) PINE HILLS, Fla. — Helena Madsen, a local high school junior and founder of The Giving Shelf, is sponsoring the upcoming Scholastic Book Fair at Pine Hills Elementary School in Orlando from Sept. 28 through Oct. 2. All 650 students at the Title I…...