Thinking on Education: Using Screens and Print Effectively in the ClassroomApr 2, 2019 • by Studies Weekly Studies show we all read more today than in previous generations. While printed books…
Getting the Most Out of Your Studies Weekly AccountJuly 26, 2023 • Studies Weekly Your Studies Weekly Social Studies, Science, and Health print publications come with the opportunity for a…
Lesson Planning Strategy: Mapping Your School Year for SuccessJune 27, 2023 • by Studies Weekly As a new teacher, the prospect of lesson planning can feel like sailing through uncharted…
Studies Weekly Partners with Ukraine for Student Well-BeingJune 2, 2023 • Studies Weekly Studies Weekly is providing wellness materials to all elementary children in Ukraine. In August 2022, Studies Weekly…
Summer School Can Address Learning Loss in these 5 WaysMay. 24, 2023 • Studies Weekly Over the last few years, much has been said about “learning loss” due to COVID-19. …
8 Tips for Surviving Finishing the School YearMay. 17, 2023 • Studies Weekly As the school year ends, you may feel like you’re running the last leg of a marathon.…
Why Social Studies MattersMay 10, 2023 • Debbie Bagley NEWSLETTER Even though it’s not a state-tested subject in some areas, social studies is so important because it helps students find…
Incorporating Movement into Classroom LearningApr 20, 2023 • by Studies Weekly With increasing pressure on teachers to help their students perform well on standardized tests, many educators are forgoing physical…
How To Use Read-Alouds To Teach ScienceMar. 16, 2023 • Studies Weekly Science and reading often pair well, because students often need background information to understand the what, why, and…
Using Inquiry-Based Learning in ScienceMay 3, 2023 • Studies Weekly NEWSLETTER Science is the art of discovery. Without scientists asking questions and seeking answers, many of the knowledge and conveniences…