Our world and our understanding of how humans learn and develop has changed drastically since public education was introduced, over 150 years ago. To effectively deal with the challenges of the 21st century, we must transform the way we understand and structure education in this country — re-thinking the model based on up-to-date information and current world realities. Join us in sharing new information, raising awareness and taking action for authentic educational change. Find out more.
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Children who get less than nine hours of sleep a night are more likely to be overweight or obese, new research shows. The study reinforces the fact that sleep is important for health and well-being throughout life.
Rather than keep her students behind desks all day, intermediate teacher Sharon MacKenzie gets her students out of the school more than half of the time.
Calling all teachers of Grades 5 to 8!
YOUR STUDENTS’ ART COULD BE FLYING HIGH IN THE NATION’S CAPITAL!
