Category: Education Report (教育报道)

Ghina Ghaliya of Indonesia says a stranger’s visit to her house led to a campaign to help students affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Ghaliya remembers when a garbage collector came…

Suppose you are listening to a program in English and hear the word “borrow.” You have heard this word many times but forget its meaning. So, you look up the…

Email is one of the most important ways through which we communicate. It has become part of most everyone’s day-to-day life. Writing a good email can mean the difference between…

Since the beginning of the coronavirus crisis, many people have had to change their habits, or usual ways of doing things. Some people who used to go to school now…

Samantha Wood is studying to be a teacher at Northern State University in Aberdeen, South Dakota. This year, the third-year student and other teacher candidates learn by working as substitute…

As online schooling took effect during the coronavirus pandemic, parents across the United States noted that many children did not have their own learning areas at home. So, they got…

Like many students around the world, children in South Korea are struggling with distance learning because of coronavirus health restrictions. Many are taking online classes from home. Some experts say…

Educators and officials in Utah have been concerned about the effects of COVID-19-related restrictions and closures on children’s education. But activists say the closures are hardest for those who were…

About three million people in the United States, including a presidential candidate, find they sometimes stutter. It is a condition that causes people to repeat the beginning sound of words,…

Returning to school in Washington, D.C. during the coronavirus crisis has been an experiment in learning. Charter schools are trying out in-person schooling for small groups. A charter school is…

This week, researchers released a report on LGBTQ+ students at schools in the United States. It found that almost all LGBTQ+ students who were questioned reported hearing offensive comments about…

English learners should not think that mistakes, or errors, are bad. One American language expert advises that language learners should instead see errors as signs of progress. Alex Poole is…

With many students working on computers from home, teachers are learning new ways to teach their classes. I recently spoke with some English teachers about how they are meeting these…

How can teachers best lead language classes, special education classes, or communication classes while protecting themselves and their students? This fall, American teachers are considering that very question. With some…

Every Friday afternoon, Joel Alvarez gets his disco lights and music ready. When he turns on the Zoom camera at 6 o’clock, he is surrounded by blue lighting, or lights…