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California is gearing up to help more 4-year-olds get ready for kindergarten.
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How This Small, Title I District Is Churning Out Spelling Bee Champions (Video)
Winning isn't the only goal behind this district's efforts.
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A Hands-On Lesson in Civics Sees Surging Student Interest in the Age of Trump
The ACLU sees interest spike in its student advocacy institute, while conservative groups have their own programs.
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'The Worst Rule I Ever Had to Live With ...': The Policies Teachers Hate
Sometimes, teachers are baffled by the directives coming their way.
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Want to Motivate Students in STEM? The Way You Explain Things Matters
How teachers explain tricky math and science concepts can affect students' motivation in their STEM classes.
Many Kids' Parents Didn't Go to College. You Can Still Motivate Them in STEM
Students whose parents did not go to college often do not feel they have the necessary support to excel STEM subjects.
Students Don't Think Cellphones Distract Them From Learning STEM. Teachers Disagree
New surveys of teens and teachers show how far apart the two groups are on this issue.
Teachers, Parents, or Peers: Who Motivates Students Most to Pursue STEM?
Encouragement from adults—like teachers, school counselors, and parents—is crucial for motivating students in STEM.
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District Dilemmas – Solutions for Common District Leader Challenges
District leaders around the country share how they address some of the common challenges they experience.
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One District’s Secret to Boosting Reading and Math Scores
For Metro Nashville Public Schools, high dosage tutoring implemented by staff and volunteers led to marked improvements in reading and math.
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VIDEO: Veteran Educator Larry Ferlazzo Retires, Reflects on His Career
Ferlazzo will continue his Education Week opinion blog and plans to be a volunteer teacher to incarcerated youth this fall.
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How Federal Cuts Are Affecting School Meals and Local Farmers
Elimination of the $660 million Local Food for Schools grant means less fresh food for students, and a financial hit for local farmers.
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This District’s Solution to Teacher Burnout? 4-Day School Weeks
A small Ohio district uses a four-day school week to recruit and retain teachers, while improving their work-life balance.
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- LeadershipStudent Well-Being U.S. Childhood Vaccination Rates Fall Again as Exemptions Set Another RecordThe vast majority are parents withholding shots for nonmedical reasons.
A Superintendent Was Held 5 Hours by Border Agents. What Was His Top Concern?He was returning to the country after visiting family abroad, and refused to let agents access his district laptop and phone.Why This State Is Requiring 50 Hours of Math Training for TeachersSome teachers said they still wanted more practical strategies to support students who were multiple grade levels behind.Policy & PoliticsEducation Funding Senators—Including Republicans—Reject All of Trump's Proposed Education CutsThe budget bill could go before the full Senate as early as September.
Penny Schwinn Drops Bid to Serve as No. 2 in Education DepartmentThe former Tennessee state education chief had cleared a committee vote but faced skepticism from some conservatives.Oklahoma Authorities Investigate Reports of Explicit Images on State Education Chief's TVThe chief said on social media that he had “no knowledge of what was on the TV screen during the alleged incident.”Teaching & LearningEnglish Learners Bilingual Education vs. English-Only: What the Research SaysResearchers shared findings from decades of studies on the effects of bilingual education at a June webinar.
What Teachers Think They Should Make vs. What They're Actually PaidTeachers think they deserve a 25% raise, a new survey finds.Do Teachers Check Work Email During Summer Break? Should They?Do teachers totally unplug during summer break—and do their principals expect them to? Here's what we found out.TechnologyArtificial Intelligence What Teachers Should Know About ChatGPT’s New Study Mode FeatureChatGPT's new study mode feature will not necessarily prevent the use of AI to cheat.
The Ed. Dept. Wants to Steer Grant Money to AI. What That Means for SchoolsThe Education Department is proposing to make advancing AI in education one of its grantmaking priorities.How This District Is Using AI in Instruction—and Navigating Public ConcernThe Darlington district in South Carolina shares how it's rolling out generative AI.
