Understanding IDEA and ADA: Navigating Special Education Law Navigating the complexities of special education law can be daunting, especially when dealing with the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Both laws aim to protect the rights of individuals with disabilities, but they serve different purposes and
Equity and Education In the ongoing journey toward educational equity, Black educators' role is vital and transformative. At Let's Go Learn, we are committed to highlighting and supporting these educators who tirelessly advocate for inclusive, equitable learning environments. By recognizing their contributions and addressing systemic disparities, we aim to foster a more just
5 Tips and Tricks for Teachers to Survive the Last Part of the School Year As the school year winds down, teachers often find themselves facing increased stress and fatigue. With final exams, assessments, and end-of-year activities looming, it's essential to find strategies to navigate this hectic time successfully. At Let's Go Learn,
How Does Equity Differ from Equality in Education? Data from the National Center for Education Statistics paints a picture: students from low-income families are significantly less likely to graduate from high school in comparison to their more affluent peers. This highlights a deep inequity in the American educational system. Equity, in contrast to
Celebrating Black History Month 2024 Importance of Black History Month Did you know that Black History Month holds great significance in today's world? Beyond just a calendar designation, it serves as a powerful acknowledgment and celebration of the profound contributions African Americans have made to American society and culture. Take Horace Mann,
Comprehending Standards-Based Testing: Exploring Constraints, and Examining its Influence on Equity Traditional standards-based testing has long been the primary method for assessing K-12 students in the classroom. State standards provide a framework for teachers to instruct and students to learn. Administrators use temporary assessments, often provided by the states or other benchmark tests,
What is MTSS? In the ever-evolving landscape of education, the commitment to ensuring equity and access for all students has never been more crucial. MTSS, or Multi-Tiered System of Support, is a comprehensive framework designed to meet the individual needs and support of the whole child. It integrates academic and behavior core, supplemental,
By Richard Capone, Let’s Go Learn, Inc. Standards-based testing in the classroom has been the de facto method for K-12 educational testing. State standards set the target for teachers to teach towards and students to work towards. Administrators use interim assessments, sometimes by the states themselves, or some other benchmark test for quarterly evaluations
