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College & Workforce Readiness
Post-High-School Outcomes Vary Around the World. How Do U.S. Graduates Stack Up?
Globally, fewer young adults are adrift without college or careers, according to new OECD data.
Teaching Profession
What the Research Says
How the U.S. Teaching Profession Compares to Global Peers
New data from OECD show global trends in teacher staffing and workloads.
Teaching Profession
What the Research Says
States Roll Back Pay Incentives for Teachers in High-Need Areas
A new national study finds less differentiated pay for science fields, high-risk student groups.
Early Childhood
This State Has a Plan to Improve Early Childhood Special Education. Here's How
Experts discuss the difficulties that families and educators face in supporting young students with disabilities.
Mathematics
Why Every Math Educator Is Also a Language Teacher
Vocabulary instruction plays a foundational role in math class say teachers of English learners.
Early Childhood
How Two Districts Are Shaping Pre-K Learning
Superintendents say a strong strategic vision and high-quality PD are key.
Mathematics
A Big State Joined the Math Legislation Trend. How Others May Benefit
A new California law requires schools to screen K-2 students for math difficulties, the latest state effort to improve math education.
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Teaching Opinion What Brings Joy and Fulfillment to Teachers? It's All About the StudentsTeachers share their best classroom moments.
Mathematics Algebra in 8th Grade: 4 Things to Know About Access and AchievementStudent access to the critical math course varies by demographic group and size of district.
Assessment The National Civics Test Is Getting an Update. Here's What Teachers Want on ItThe nation's report card is updating its 8th grade civics exam for the first time in 30 years.
Teaching Opinion If They Didn’t Learn It, We Didn’t Teach ItAfter 24 years working in education, being a brand-new student again taught me a valuable lesson.
Special Education Cameras in Special Ed. Classrooms: Safety Measure or Privacy Invasion?Cameras don't address insufficient teacher training, inadequate staffing, and poor behavior policies.
Reading & Literacy Letter to the Editor Yes, Students Still Need to Develop Decoding Skills Beyond Elementary School"Without continued attention to advanced decoding, too many students hit a ceiling."
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English Learners
K-12 Essentials Forum
Rethinking Instruction for English Learners
Join this free event to explore teacher preparedness, family communication, and strategies to ensure equity and opportunity for students.
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What the research tells us about active reading and student engagement—and what it means for teaching in an AI-enabled world.
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Teaching Letter to the Editor The Myth of Differentiation"We should learn from such epiphanies," writes Mike Schmoker about a recent opinion essay.
Early Childhood Video Play-Based Learning: How It Can Build Young Children’s IndependenceAn EdWeek video looks at how an early learning program helps students explore boundaries and responsibility.
College & Workforce Readiness Transportation Is a Challenge for CTE Programs. How Districts Are Solving ItOne district found innovative ways around this barrier.
College & Workforce Readiness Why Schools, Colleges, and Employers Aren't Connected on Career-Technical EducationToo much data on education and the labor market exist in silos, a new report finds.
Early Childhood A Tax Break for Early Childhood Educators: Why This Policy Change MattersA new law expands the federal educator expense deduction to include early childhood educators.
Reading & Literacy Opinion Why Congress’s Latest Foray Into the Reading Wars Is Too Sloppy to WorkIn trying to promote the science of reading, are politicians doing the opposite?
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