Behavior Planning In today’s diverse classrooms, educators are called to support not only academic achievement but also social and behavioral development in students. Behavior Planning offers a proactive, structured approach to help students meet expectations, build positive habits, and thrive in school. Instead of reacting to challenges, behavior planning empowers teachers to anticipate
Celebrating Black History Month 2025 Every February, Black History Month serves as an essential time to reflect on Black individuals' history, achievements, and contributions. It is a period for celebration and recognition of the resilience, innovation, and impact of Black leaders, educators, scientists, artists, and activists. For educators, parents, and students, Black History
Ever Wondered About the Decisions Behind Education Policies? Education policies shape the learning experiences of millions of students across the country. But how are these policies decided? What drives the changes and reforms that impact classrooms, teachers, and students every day? Let’s Go Learn is here to unravel the complex web of influences
Parents: Curious about How Your Student Is Doing Mid-year? Try a Diagnostic Assessment! As we move into the holiday break and the heart of the school year, many parents find themselves wondering: How are my children really doing in school? Are they on track? Is there anything to be concerned about? Whether your
Gender Bias in Education Gender bias in education, particularly in leadership positions, remains a critical issue despite the growing number of women entering the field. According to a survey conducted by Women Leading Ed, over 80% of female leaders in education report experiencing bias. These challenges range from overt discrimination in hiring practices
What Is Scaffolding in Education? Instructional scaffolding, or simply scaffolding, is an instructional strategy which helps students learn new skills by providing appropriate, flexible, temporary supports in their learning experience. It’s an iterative process of building a learning bridge between old and new material by systematically supporting new skills while building upon prior
Nationally, student K-12 math scores have been at an all-time low as measured by state accountability testing. Much of this started ten to twelve years ago, when state standards were updated to become more rigorous. Math was rightfully expanded to include not just basic numeracy (arithmetics) but also the application of mathematics in the
On May 19, 2022, special educators gathered at a CASE Symposium in Southern California for a sold-out event to discuss current special education reform measures related to compliance and best practices. The California Special Education Leadership Symposium brought together administrators and directors from all over California to hear speakers on the latest legislation and
By Richard Capone, CEO/Co-Founder of Let’s Go Learn, Inc. Florida announced on March 15, 2022 that it is dropping FSA, its end-of-year state test, and replacing it with three shorter progress assessments to be given in the fall, winter, and spring of each year. It is the first state to recognize that high-stakes testing has indeed
When a test is not using a fixed form or fixed set of questions but instead adjusts based on input from the test-taker, it is computer-adaptive. The idea is that the questions change based on the students’ responses as they are taking the test. In practice, there are many different types of computer-adaptive tests.
