Classroom Technology
Teachers Spend 2 Hours a Day on TikTok. What Do They Get Out of It?
For some, TikTok is the bane of their existence. For others, it's a go-to source of inspiration.
School & District Management
The Eclipse Is Great for Learning. But It's Tough on School Logistics
Safety concerns have led some districts to cancel school April 8.
Science
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DIY Ideas for Safe Eclipse Viewing (Downloadable)
Here's a guide to safe, do-it-yourself ways to view next month's total eclipse.
Student Well-Being
New Florida Law Aims to Get Kids Off Social Media. Will It Work?
Florida will have one of the country’s most restrictive social media bans for minors.
Teaching Profession
The State of Teaching
It's 'a Passion, It’s Not Just a Paycheck': Teachers' Advice on Joining the Profession
The job can be a roller coaster, so learn to brace for those ups and downs, teachers advise.
Professional Development
Opinion
Teacher Collaboration Often Means Analyzing Student Data to Boost Learning. But Does It Work?
For this professional development to be effective, teachers need a blame-free, action-oriented protocol.
Technology & Student Wellness: How Tech, SEL, and Mental Health Are Now Linked
Technology Counts 2024
Most Teens Think AI Won't Hurt Their Mental Health. Teachers Disagree
Teens and educators have wildly different perspectives on what AI will mean for young people’s mental health.
Kids Turn to TikTok for Mental Health Diagnoses. What Should Schools Know?
Nearly two-thirds of educators say students “sometimes” or “frequently” use social media to diagnose their own mental health conditions.
Students Think Social Media Is Fine, But Teachers See a Mental Health Minefield
It's important for adults to recognize and understand teens’ perspectives in order to teach healthy social media habits.
Social Media Is Hurting Social-Emotional Skills. How 4 School Districts Are Fighting Back
A majority of educators believe social media negatively impacts students’ social-emotional skills, an EdWeek Research Center survey found.
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Students at Roosevelt Creative Corridor Business Academy who used WordFlight became more confident readers—and improved their reading scores.
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Student Well-Being
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A Clinical Psychologist Offers Tips on Healthy Tech Use for Students
There’s a disconnect between parents and schools over who should take ownership of students’ tech use.
Classroom Technology
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In Defense of TikTok: A Teacher on the App's Power to Build Connections
This Texas teacher has built relationships through her TikTok platform, and worries what a ban will mean for her and her students.
Teaching
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Teachers, Try This: A Pen Pal Exchange to Improve Student Writing and Build Empathy
This class experiences so many benefits through the monthly letters they exchange with their pen pals at the local retirement home.
Special Education
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Inside an Inclusive Classroom: How Two Teachers Work Together
This model for inclusive education benefits students of all abilities, and the teachers instructing them.
Teaching Profession
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How a Moment of Recognition Rejuvenated This Alabama Teacher
Kenisha Gage, an elementary school teacher in Huntsville, Ala., shares the highs and lows of her career as an educator.
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Marketplace K-12
EdWeek Market Brief’s Coverage Named as Finalist for Business Journalism Awards
The publication's data journalism, reporting on stimulus funding, and analysis of overall industry trends have been recognized by the ASBPE and Neal awards.
Purchasing Alert
Georgia District Looking for Substitute Services; Utah System to Buy Credit Recovery Solution
A district in Georgia is seeking substitute staffing services, while a school system in Utah is in need of a credit recovery solution.
Marketplace K-12
International Private Schools Are Growing, and Diversifying Their Curriculum Offerings
Roughly 6.9 million students worldwide are served by international private schools, which offer lessons beyond traditionally dominant U.S. and British resources.
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A Striking Shift in How State Restrictions on Race and Gender Are Influencing K-12 Purchasing
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