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Every day in school, students explain ideas, ask questions, collaborate in groups, and present their thinking—all forms of communication. And just like in the classroom, strong communication skills are essential for success in every career.

Teaching communication skills in K–12 means giving students structured opportunities to practice speaking, listening, writing, ...


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Last week, middle school students from across North Carolina stepped into the roles of international diplomats.

On March 5, nearly 500 students representing 28 schools and 15 districts gathered at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro for Conexiones para la Acción Diplomática (CAD), a Spanish-language global diplomacy simulation hosted by Particip...


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When families walked into Melaleuca Elementary’s Science Expo in Palm Beach County, Florida, they saw what looked like a traditional elementary science fair: tri-fold poster boards covered in data charts, students explaining hypotheses, and even a lemon battery powered by zinc, copper, and lemon juice.

What they were witnessing, however, was more than a showcase...


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Walk into a dual language classroom, and you’ll notice something right away: students are thinking carefully. They pause. They try again. They listen closely.

That steady mental effort matters.


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