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Early Childhood
Who’s Responsible for Toilet Training? Schools or Families?
Districts grapple with how to respond when students aren't toilet-trained.
Teaching
Opinion
‘That Was a Mistake’: The Education Ideas That Teachers Learned to Reject
Experiences have taught educators not to cling too tightly to their approaches to schooling.
Social Studies
Teens Are Skeptical of the News. Does That Offer Learning Opportunities for Schools?
Many young people get their news from social media, a habit that has downstream implications.
Teaching
Opinion
You Should Turn Students Into Detectives. Here's How
The case for bringing inductive learning into your classroom.
Social Studies
Q&A
The Only National Civics Test Dates Back Decades. What Aspects Need to Change?
The test needs to factor in more recent developments such as the widespread use of social media.
Mathematics
Opinion
Why There’s Still No ‘Science of Reading’ Equivalent for Math Instruction
A leading curriculum designer lays out the biggest problem in math instruction today.
Assessment
NAEP Civics Tests Could Expand to Offer State-by-State Results
The first-ever state-by-state civics results are on the table, as is a new framework for the exam.
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Mathematics Video The Algebra Hurdle: One School's Strategy to Help Students Clear ItAn EdWeek video describes an Indiana school's use of tutoring and courses with different levels of rigor to help students.
English Learners This Simple Procedural Change Can Improve Outcomes for English LearnersA Michigan study found more students exiting out of English-learner status with one policy change.
College & Workforce Readiness Interest in Career and Tech. Ed. Has Jumped. Which Fields Will See the Biggest Growth?An EdWeek Research Center survey suggests students are showing a greater interest in career-focused courses.
College & Workforce Readiness Opinion There's a New AP Business Course. College Board's CEO Explains WhyDavid Coleman talks financial literacy, workforce readiness, and engaging Gen Z.
Reading & Literacy What Might Matter More Than Phonics in Early LiteracyA district invested in evidence-based literacy instruction but reaped uneven results. Here's why.
College & Workforce Readiness Q&A The Struggle to Move From Data to Outcomes in Career and Technical EducationThe head of a major organization focused on preparing students for careers talks about its new vision.
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When provider vacancies hit, students feel it first. Hear what district leaders are doing to keep IEP-related services on track.
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Budget & Finance
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Creative Approaches to K-12 Budget Realities
What are districts prioritizing in 2026? New survey data reveals emerging K-12 budgeting trends.
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Teaching Opinion 'It’s Powerful’: How Teachers Can Turn Their Frustration Into Teachable MomentsBe open with students. It's important for them to see teachers as human beings with feelings.
Reading & Literacy Yes, Teachers Do Still Assign Full-Length Books. But Numbers VaryMost middle and high school teachers have students read books—but often just one or two a year.
College & Workforce Readiness The Job Market Is Changing. How Career and Technical Education Can Keep UpA new vision from Advance CTE imagines what the future of career education should look like.
Mathematics Supporting Struggling Math Students Means Building Their Number Sense—and ConfidenceTwo models schools use to help students learn new material—and shore up gaps at the same time.
Teaching Profession What Teachers Love (and Hate) About Appreciation WeekTeachers want thoughtful, inclusive appreciation, not gimmicks or last-minute ideas.
Early Childhood 5 Ways to Build Oral Language in Young LearnersHearing and practicing language leads to stronger literacy skills.
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The morning literacy block has begun, and Ms. Williams is watching children in her classroom use a literacy app she just added to her reading centers. She sees one student open the app and create a story that features them as the main character, while another asks for her help to turn on the read aloud feature. The app reads the story aloud for them, pointing to each word as it is read, allowing full control over the text displays with rich image descriptions.
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