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What Teachers Really Think About Their Learning Management Systems
Adoption of the technology took off during the pandemic, leading to almost ubiquitous use.
Assessment
Don’t Use State Tests ‘Punitively,’ Ed. Secretary Cardona Warns
As federal accountability restarts after two years, guidance from the department underscores how complicated that could be.
School & District Management
'How Are You?' Teachers and Principals Benefit From Check-Ins, Too
Check-ins are an important part of social-emotional learning for students. But what about check-ins for the adults in the school?
School & District Management
Opinion
3 Shifts That Will Benefit Every New Ed. Leader
We need leaders who can develop shared visions of what school can be.
English-Language Learners
Immigrant Students Are Under Pressure. Four Ways Districts Can Support Them
As the immigrant student population grows nationwide, experts offer advice on best practices to support these students and their families.
Student Well-Being
Tom Brady's TB12 Method Is in Schools. Experts Have Doubts
Physical education experts have raised questions about the approach’s suitability for school-age children.
Recruitment & Retention
Schools nationwide are struggling with hiring staff members and keeping them around. See what's working.
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Reading & Literacy
A national movement seeks to change how reading is taught. Here's the latest news and insights on reading and writing instruction.
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Sex Education
As more states move to restrict what’s taught in the classroom, sex education is back in the spotlight.
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Should It Stay or Should It Go? Schools Trim Number of Tech Tools They Use
Ed-tech leaders are culling the wide variety of digital tools teachers embraced over the past two years.
What Teachers Really Think About Their Learning Management Systems
Adoption of the technology took off during the pandemic, leading to almost ubiquitous use.
How Technology Should Influence Learning for This Generation
A seasoned ed-tech expert puts student engagement, equity, and the tech-curriculum connection high on her priority list.
How Tech Training for Teachers Is Not Measuring Up, in Charts
Ed-tech professional development still relies too much on one-time, “dog-and-pony show” events with little or no follow-up training.
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Achievement gaps in academics and social-emotional learning (SEL) are creating pressure for schools and their students. Champions extended-day learning programs offer on-site environments for children to strengthen key developmental skills.
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School & District Management
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Schools Have a Vital Role to Play in Helping Solve the Climate Crisis
K-12 schools have a big role to play in helping solve the climate crisis. But with time and resources in short supply, the question is how.
School Climate & Safety
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To Discourage Binary Thinking, Schools Need to Challenge Students on Their Beliefs
The nation may be embroiled in divisiveness, but schools must teach students how to work with those whose opinions differ from their own.
Equity & Diversity
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A High-Quality, Culturally Responsive Education Should Be Every District’s DEI Goal
Since the summer of 2020, more districts are examining and redefining their approach to DEI work. What have we learned from these efforts?
Student Well-Being
Video
Not Just a Talking Point: How Lawmakers Can Support the Mental Health Needs of Students
COVID brought new awareness to students' mental health needs. Schools must have ongoing support and resources to manage this crisis.
School & District Management
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Teachers Hoped the Pandemic Would Bring Change for All Students. Did We Miss the Chance?
Many teachers hoped the pandemic would be a chance to reset education, but they now wonder if the opportunity has been squandered.
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He Helps Education Companies Enter Foreign Markets. Here’s What He’s Learned
A reseller who works with education companies navigating new, unfamiliar international markets talks about what his clients get right and wrong.
Purchasing Alert
Colorado School System Seeks SEL Curriculum; Texas District to Buy Student Information System
A Colorado district is looking for social and emotional learning resources, while a Texas school system seeks a student information system.
Marketplace K-12
Testing Organization ACT Settles Court Case Over Copyright Infringement (UPDATED)
A major testing provider has reached a settlement in a years-long dispute in which it had accused a former partner of copying one of its assessment products.
Market Trends
Staffing Shortages Are Knocking Professional Development Off Course
School districts are asking for a combination of more flexibility and more individualized support, amid staffing upheaval.
- LeadershipSchool Climate & Safety 'Swatting' Calls and Lockdowns: Tips for Schools to Ease the Anxiety and DisruptionHow school administrators can prepare for lockdowns and restore calm.
'Swatting' Hoaxes Disrupt Schools Across the Country. What Educators Need to KnowSchool lockdowns can cause stress to students, teachers, and families, even if threats don't materialize.What One State's Transgender Student Policy Could Mean for StudentsExperts fear Virginia's model policy could endanger the mental health and safety of trans, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming students.Policy & PoliticsLaw & Courts Affirmative Action Cases Lead What Could Prove Another Momentous Supreme Court TermThe cases on race in college admissions could affect K-12. The justices will also weigh copyright, American Indian law, and LGBTQ rights.
As Rhetoric Heats Up, Many Parents Fear Politicians Are Using Children As ‘Political Pawns’Not all parents buy the rationale policymakers have offered for limiting discussions of race and LGBTQ issues in school.Conservatives Hammer on Hot-Button K-12 Education Issues at Federalist Society EventThe influential legal group discussed critical race theory, gender identity, and Title IX.Teaching & LearningTeaching Profession What the Research Says The Big Connection Between Teachers' Burnout and Their PrincipalsLess-demanding principals make for less-stressed teachers, a new study suggests.
The Case for Curriculum: Why Some States Are Prioritizing It With COVID Relief FundsStates are helping districts select improved curriculum and integrate it into learning recovery strategies.Is Federal Funding for Immigrant Students Falling Short?Title III's strict eligibility requirements may hamper efforts to support immigrant students, a new report contends.TechnologyPrivacy & Security We Need More Money to Prevent Cyberattacks, School Districts Tell FedsDistrict leaders point to the massive cyberattack on the Los Angeles schools as reason to act now.
Computer Science Education Is Gaining Momentum. But Some Say Not Fast EnoughThe number of students taking computer science education courses continues to increase modestly, but not fast enough for some.Seesaw, Digital Platform Used by Schools, Compromised With ‘Inappropriate Image’“You would think a platform with thousands of minors would have better security,” one parent tweeted.
