NWEF Blog
National education insights that will inspire you to take action in your community.
Welcome to the Noah Webster Education Foundation blog! Read up on current education news, explore pro/con guides, research school options, get expert advice, and examine hot topics in learning, all in one place.
NWEF Blog
National education insights that will inspire you to take action in your community.
Welcome to the Noah Webster Education Foundation blog! Read up on current education news, explore pro/con guides, research school options, get expert advice, and examine hot topics in learning, all in one place.
Why Music Matters in Your Child’s Education
When schools include musical education in the curriculum, they have an estimated 90.2% graduation
STEM, Immigration, and Smart Asian Kids with Vinson Palathingal
In today's interview, we meet Vinson Xavier Palathingal, a resident of Fairfax County,
Controversy Erupts over Teaching Juneteenth in Schools
President Biden signed a bill this past Thursday, June 17th, to establish June 19th as
3 Ways to Improve Government Involvement in Education
From local schoolboards to the Department of Education, the government is involved in every aspect
3 Big Ways a Dad Influences His Child
What is a father worth? With dads often seen as the butt of jokes in
An Interview with Yesli Vega
Yesli Vega is a military wife, mother, former police officer, and Prince William County
Will $20 Billion Fix Discrepancies in Low-Income School Districts?
The "Education for the Disadvantaged" Plan The Biden Administration has introduced a $20 billion plan
Parental Engagement: American Education’s Best Kept Secret
The Role of Parents in Education Fathers and mothers create new, incredible little human beings.
Peers, Parents, and Policy: Combating Bullying
By Thomas McCracken, Ed.D. -- The view was great, the embarrassment not so much. I
Les Daenzer Interview
In this week's interview, we spoke with retired teacher and administrator Les Daenzer. An
Mother fights school board committee on curriculum’s race and gender topics
Nicole Solas reportedly filed close to 200 public records requests after her South Kingstown, RI
Instruction: Learning How to Think, Not What to Think
“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically.
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