Dear Kid Whisperer, I teach eighth-grade math. I have a student who sleeps (pretends to sleep?) through my class most days. Talking about it with him is not working. What do I do? Answer: Ahh, the ...

Support your child by matching your actions to their readiness for change, whether the concern is social, behavioral, or both ...

The mother of the Minneapolis school church shooter struggled with her child's gender transition and continuous behavior issues, school employees said. Mary Grace Westman, the mother of shooter Robin ...

When she finished writing, I read the question and students repeated, mirroring me as I acted out “under” by putting my hands ...

I’ve lived a full life, but I think the part of it that I enjoyed most and probably did best was the years when I was a public-school teacher. With the beginning of the school year, I’m reminded of my ...

Opinion: Today’s students of civics and government continue to learn the importance of the balancing of powers among the ...

Here's what to do, whether you feel they’re treating your child unfairly, are generally nasty or are just not a good fit for ...

Practical techniques for creating environments where creative disruptors naturally thrive instead of struggle.

A new challenge facing Oklahoma education in 2025 is districts implementing a law that prohibits students from using personal ...

Dailey’s story is an all-too-familiar one for parents of special needs children. Finding quality, affordable care for any ...

I teach second grade, and I dread parent-teacher conferences. When I explain to parents that their child is having difficulty and/or acting out in class, they always have the same response. their ...