Education
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The Path to Academic Recovery and How Kumon Helps Students Close the Education Gap By: Amber Braverman
Guest Post Instruction Specialist at Kumon North America The education gap is widening. National test scores from fourth and eighth graders around the U.S. show students continue to struggle in both math and reading, according to the recently released 2024 NAEP scores, also known as the Nation’s Report Card. These declines are valid concerns for parents, but they are hardly new. The challenges brought on by disruptions in traditional schooling have left students struggling to meet grade-level expectations, leaving families searching for effective solutions that local school districts aren’t able to overcome alone. The gaps are simply a discrepancy between what the student should have learned versus what they actually…
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Tips for Teachers to Help Set a Non-Bullying Tone in the Classroom (Press Release)
Teachers can play an essential role in helping to prevent and stop bullying OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma – (February 7, 2025) – According to the Pew Research Center, there are 3.8 million public school teachers in the U.S. This means nearly 4 million adults in the K-12 public school system can take the lead on preventing and addressing bullying. Add to this the number of people working in the school outside of the classroom, and it’s easy to see that each school can have a powerful anti-bullying task force. The good news is that there are a lot of things teachers can do to help with the issue right in the classroom. “We…
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With Schools Back in Session, Expert Shares 5 Proven Tactics to Help Your Gamer Kid Re-Focus on Their Education
Article brought to you by Chicks Gold website Gaming industry insider reveals strategies for ensuring your child’s school success isn’t marred by their gaming habits Key Findings With the school year back in full swing, daily routines are fast returning to their pre-summer state. But for kids who spent much of their summer playing video games, they’ll be struggling to readjust to their school-time routine. As gaming becomes increasingly popular among all age groups, this year may be the hardest one yet for parents trying to unglue their kid’s faces from their screens. “The transition from summer gaming freedom to school-year structure can be challenging for both kids and parents,”…



