Sitemap - 2022 - Minding the Gap
Is It Time to Topple the "Five Pillars" of Literacy?
"Bots" Can Write Good Essays, But That Doesn't Make Writing Obsolete
To Help Struggling College Students, Look to Cognitive Science
Why I'm Not Giving Thanks for Twitter
Want Kids to Be Better Readers and Writers? Look to Cognitive Science
researchED Conferences Link Teachers and Cognitive Science
Why I'm Not Writing About NAEP Reading and Math Scores
New Podcast Examines Why Teachers Have Been "Sold a Story"on Reading Instruction
To Help Students Read and Write, Shower Some Love on the Sentence
Low Funding and Ineffective Teaching Don't Explain Test Score Gaps
Covid Hasn't Disrupted Educational Progress. Test Scores Were Already Falling.
'Presentism' May Be Stoking Doubts About Schools' Ability to Teach History
Curious About Knowledge-Building Curricula? Check Out This Website
When Right and Left Attack the Same Curriculum, Kids Suffer
Elementary Classrooms Are Too Noisy for Kids to Learn
Why 3 Popular Infographics on Reading Don't Tell the Whole Story
How Gestures Can Help Students Learn
When Language Prevents Kids From Succeeding at Math
Yes, National Tests Are Useful--But Not in "Reading"
Here's What States Can Do to Truly Boost Student Literacy
Do We Want More Charter Schools--Or Better Ones?
Covid-Era Babies Are "Talking" Less, Signaling Future Reading Challenges
Let's Not Make Phonics Political--Again
'What Works' in Reading Comprehension--And What Doesn't
Why High School 'Rigor' Is Often Just a Facade
No, Anti-CRT Laws Don't Actually Outlaw Lessons That Might Make Students Feel Uncomfortable
We Need 'Curriculum Transparency,' But Not the Kind Some State Bills Would Require
4 Ideas on How to Teach in a Time of Curriculum Battles
Beyond "Maus": How Tennessee's Schools Are Changing for the Better
Want Kids to Learn History? Ask These 4 Questions
What's Behind the Flap About "Maus"
We Get National Reading Test Results Every 2 Years. Writing? Try 20.
Not Everyone Needs College, But They Do Need to Learn to Read
What If School Integration Isn’t The Key To Education Equity?
7 Ways Our Intuition Can Mislead Us About Learning
Harvard Has Dropped Its SAT Requirement, But Don’t Expect More Diversity