Teaching
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QUIZ: Can You Spot the False Claims About Learning and the Brain?
Test your knowledge of common facts and myths about learning science.
Personalized Learning
All States Allow Competency-Based Learning. Will It Become a Reality in Schools?
Despite state-level support for such a shift, implementation in many states has been slow.
School Choice & Charters
Private School Choice in the 2024 Election, Explained
Private school choice has become one of the most hotly debated issues in K-12 education.
Classroom Technology
Black Students Are More Likely to Be Falsely Accused of Using AI to Cheat
This may be due to flaws in AI detection software, which can have problematic biases.
Equity & Diversity
Educators Tend to View Black Girls More Harshly. Here Are the Consequences
Black girls face more severe punishment for anything from disobedience to breaking school rules.
School Climate & Safety
Sheriff Posts Photos and Video of Students Accused of School Threats
Some English learners tend to have less access to core academic courses they need to graduate.
Inside One District's Experiment With Competency-Based Education
It’s tough to discern what grades and subjects are being taught in the Moonshot classroom. And that's part of the point.
What Is Standards-Based Grading, and How Does It Work?
Schools can retool to make instruction more personalized and student-centered. But grading is a common sticking point.
All States Allow Competency-Based Learning. Will It Become a Reality in Schools?
School districts in every state have the flexibility to adopt competency-based learning, but implementation is easier said than done.
It's Hard to Shift to Competency-Based Learning. These Strategies Can Help
Educators are interested in the model and supportive of some of its key components, even if largely unfamiliar with the practice.
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Teaching
Opinion
‘People Can Only Hear When They’re Heard': Navigating Divisive Conversations
Mónica Guzmán offers advice to educators on teaching themselves and their students how to use curiosity to navigate divisive conversations.
School & District Management
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How School Leaders Can Learn to 'Disagree Better'
Leaders can’t avoid conflict. But they can learn to manage it more effectively.
School & District Management
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How This Principal Protects Her Teachers’ Work-Life Balance
Work-life balance is possible for teachers. School and district leaders play a big role in making it happen.
Teaching
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Make Learning ‘Binge-Worthy’: Immersive Adventures in the Classroom
This district leader explains how teachers can increase student engagement by incorporating immersive adventures into their lessons.
Professional Development
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Teachers Go Underground to Enhance Their Science Lessons
This national parks program takes teachers deep underground.
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Schools Respond to Surge of Threats After Georgia School ShootingBomb threats, copycats, and pranks—some from outside the United States—have disrupted schools across the nation.Students Fell Behind During the Pandemic. Who Stayed Behind?Not enough students are receiving the support they need, and there's a disproportionate toll on the most vulnerable students.Policy & PoliticsEducation Funding Explainer How One Grant Can Help Schools Recover From ShootingsSchools can leverage a little-known emergency grant to recover from violence or a natural disaster. Here’s how.
How Private School Choice Complicates Public School BudgetsDistricts are seeing higher costs and fuzzier enrollment projections as more states give parents public funds for private education.The New Title IX Regulation and Legal Battles Over It, ExplainedThe Biden administration's regulation that interprets Title IX to protect LGBTQ+ students faces multiple legal challenges.Teaching & LearningTeaching Profession This Teacher Is in Her 64th Year in the Classroom. She Has No Plans to QuitMartha Strever has, in some cases, taught three generations of students from the same family.
What Schools Can Do So They Don't Exclude English Learners From Core CoursesData from two states show that certain English learners tend to have less access to core academic courses they need to graduate.The Biggest Barriers to STEM Education, According to EducatorsEducators share the challenges schools face in teaching STEM.TechnologyClassroom Technology What Schools Can Do to Make Teens Smarter Users of AITeens who have talked about AI in school are more likely to use it responsibly.
Cybersecurity Demands Are Growing. Funding Isn't Keeping PaceState education leaders worry funding for cybersecurity isn’t enough to cope with the worsening problem of attacks on schools.'A Solid Start': States Are Crafting AI Guidance for Schools, But Have More to DoState education agencies are stepping up to try to meet the AI moment, report finds.
