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New teachers can learn a lot from fellow teachers in their first five years on the job: how to settle a rowdy class, how to move a lesson from mildly interesting to riveting, how to spot a struggling student. They also, a new study suggests, learn burnout from their... Read more »
The study examines assumptions in 1 urban district’s regulated choice plan and explores relationships between school performance and housing options of economically disadvantaged families. We use linear regression, analysis of variance (ANOVA), and plot distributions to analyze a uniquely constructed database combining advertised housing... Read more »
As Pennsylvania prepares to award its first licenses for the fledgling medical marijuana industry, Lehigh University intends to partner with one of the potential growers in the Lehigh... Read more »
On May 1st, 2017, students in TLT 407: Instructional Design for K-12 Classrooms presented their eBook, Beyond the Chalkboard: Engaging All Learners, a culminating project for the course. The students co-wrote chapters... Read more »
When a brain senses danger, it kicks into fight, flight or freeze mode.
It sends signals to the body, pumps steroids into the muscles and adrenaline to the brain. It's geared for the way humans lived in much earlier times, said Beth Tomlinson, assistant director of education for the ... Read more »