Posts about Students

U.S. Students' Success in STEM Depend on Advanced Math Skills

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As the world globalizes, STEM job demand rises, but U.S. students, particularly minorities, struggle to meet STEM requirements. Click here to learn more!

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All About Fractions (Part 2)

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A brief introduction to mixed fractions and improper fractions. Includes pictorial representations and example problems

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Standardized Testing & Graduation: From HSPA to NJSLA

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Understand the evolution and current state of standardized testing and graduation requirements in NJ. Learn about the transition from PARCC to NJSLA.

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Wait a Minute, PARCC Isn't Leaving Next Year?

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Repollet recently announced that this year will not be the last PARCC test for New Jersey. It is possible that next year won't be the last test either.

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Life Without PARCC

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Explore the post-PARCC educational environment. Learn about individualized academic assessment and preparation for a future without standardized testing.

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5 Ways To Motivate Your Children Outside of the Classroom

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Learn how to inspire and motivate your child outside the classroom to enhance their overall educational achievements. Here are 5 ways how to motivate.

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Encouraging Positive Homework Behaviors Using PRIDE skills

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A component of Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), PRIDE skills can be used to build positive behaviors in both children and parents.

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Student Writers Need to Record Before They Can Write

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Before Your child can master the art of writing, you have to record them telling a story before they can even begin the process of becoming a better writer

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Why Successful Student Writers are Voracious Readers

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Successful student writers are voracious readers. They are also extremely successful readers and this is often reflected in their testing scores.

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The Proper Way to Hold a Pencil

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Holding a pencil correctly is a lifelong skill for children. It is important that it is taught at a young age, while their muscles are still developing.

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