Eva Moskowitz

Love this article @TheAtlantic ! Read aloud is a central part of our literacy curriculum. It is vital for comprehension & it brings so much joy to both students & teachers. Great to learn about the research on the benefits for both readers and listeners bit.ly/4a0M4wz

Thank you @chairmang @RitchieTorres @RepWilliams for hosting today’s panel on STEM with @DoDEA Director Thomas Brady & @DonnaDeSiato. No matter what side of the aisle you’re on, we all agree kids need great #STEM education right now.

@NextBigIdeaClub Thank you for sharing!

Learning can be a very satisfying part of parenting. Here are a few key insights from A+ Parenting: The Surprisingly Fun Guide to Raising Surprisingly Smart Kids, by @MoskowitzEva. nextbigideaclub.com/magazine/5-fun…

At @AEI on Monday, December 11 at 4pm, join @rpondiscio and @MoskowitzEva online as they discuss the benefits of active parenting in K-12 education. 🚨 RSVP today: aei.org/events/the-ben…

Absolutely looking forward to our conversation, @rpondiscio! I'm excited to discuss my book A+ Parenting and much more. For those who can't make it in person, be sure to tune in to the live stream on Monday @ 4pm EST. It's going to be a great discussion!

Rosalynn Carter was an extraordinary humanitarian who used her platform to make the world a better place. May her grit serve as inspiration for generations to come and her legacy never forgotten.

Our scholars have some wonderful ideas for improving the world we live in! For a much needed moment of joy, watch this video from @ABCNews and @dannynewtv! brnw.ch/21wExQ5

NYC district schools should be doing everything possible to engage parents, & that must include regular, in person touchpoints—it is not possible to address our learning & attendance crisis without family engagement. brnw.ch/21wEryn

Children need to understand that while money can give them the opportunity to be happy, they can’t consume their way to happiness. bit.ly/3QvSpbE My latest piece for @CNBC

The spooky “spirit’ has arrived at SA. Our scholars and educators look fa-BOO-lous. Hope everyone has a safe and happy Halloween

Parents can help children become intellectually vibrant adults by helping them appreciate alternative pastimes. Luckily there are many options to choose from. My new piece in the @NYpost has you covered. brnw.ch/21wDZVM

Our students need America’s business community to protect the free market so future generations can reap its rewards. My latest in the @WSJ brnw.ch/21wDVPc

@Classical_EDU @NaomiSRiley Thank you for sharing!

Based on @NaomiSRiley's review, @MoskowitzEva's latest book looks like a keeper! EM recommends-- 1. Saving kids from the entertainment wormhole 2. Providing intellectual challenges, from board games to logic puzzles 3. Engaging adult-level content, from show tunes to Bob Dylan

We also work hard to address inequities in out-of-school learning opportunities by providing free tutoring, cocuricular clubs, teams, camps, and summer experiences, and give our kids purposeful homework that keeps them learning when they leave school.

Huge gaps by income on the SATs are a symptom of 18 yrs of educational inequality both in and out of school. At @SuccessCharters, we provide free SAT prep at our high schools and 13 years of very rigorous learning. bit.ly/3QvSJIS

It’s convenient to blame America’s educational decline on the COVID-19 pandemic and school closures, but in truth, the dysfunction dates back decades. My latest op-ed in @TheMessenger brnw.ch/21wDRy4

A+ Parenting is now available! My husband and I wrote this book to help busy parents make playtime with their own children more educational. It's filled with practical resources and packed with lists of activities that are fun for parents and kids! brnw.ch/21wDPhs

My latest piece in the @dailynews about the 124 days (yes 124 days!) it took for students to get their state reading and math scores back. New York’s educators, parents and students deserve better. brnw.ch/21wDMdU lessons/?clearUserState=true

Thank you @CBSNewYork for highlighting the Mental Health Club at our HSLA-MA. I’m so proud of our scholars for creating a safe space to discuss their mental health. Each of our schools has a social & emotional learning specialist to equip students with the support they may need.

Hands-on learning experiences are vital for children’s education. On a ferry tour today of lower Manhattan, our scholars got to see the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges and the Statue of Liberty, bringing the lessons from the classroom alive in real life!