How can kindergarten students learn to count?
The Holmes Education Post (THEP) released its 12th book to serve as a resource to schools nationwide. Keeping with the title Jacob’s Dream from THEP’s [&hellip
Parents’ and Families’ Involvement in Children’s Education
During the past several decades, the benefits of parents’ and families’ involvement in children’s education have been well documented. Typically the parents and families are [&hellip
How can elementary students learn the Alphabets and Continents?
The Holmes Education Post (THEP) released its 11th book to serve as a resource to schools nationwide. Keeping with the title Jacob’s Dream from THEP’s [&hellip
What is The Holmes Education Post’s next book?
Being a resource to schools nationwide is an essential mission of The Holmes Education Post. This includes information on academic scholarships, online programs such as [&hellip
Best Practices for Tutoring Students to Achieve Academic and Lifelong Success
The preparation of all students for educational and career success benefits everyone, offers greater strength for our nation, and prepares students for global competitiveness. Today [&hellip
How can schools teach students about Bullying?
As students go back to school for the 2015 – 2016 academic year, it is important that they are afforded a rigorous academic curriculum that [&hellip
What is a whole-school approach to bullying prevention?
During the school year, a third of middle and high schools students have reported being bullied. According to the Center for Disease Control, bullying is [&hellip
How can we stop bullying in schools?
Bullying is a major problem for students in America’s schools. It causes an alarming number of students to be absent from school and, subsequently, dropout [&hellip
Has the “Greek Life” experience gone wild?
Many prominent educators, politicians and business executives have matriculated at colleges and universities and been a part of the campus “Greek Life” experience. In fact, [&hellip
Do teens get enough sleep at home?
Considering the myriad of reasons students perform poorly in school and on standardized tests, the critical questions to be asked are: Do teens get enough [&hellip
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