FCC's Net Neutrality Repeal to Take Effect June 11, Worrying Schools
School and library advocates, along with Democrats in the U.S. Senate, are engaged in a last-ditch effort to prevent the Restoring Internet Freedom Order from taking effect. (December 0, )
Schools Shouldn't Trust Google Search Because It Reinforces Racism, Researcher Argues
Safiya Noble discusses her recent book, "Algorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines Reinforce Racism," and what it means for K-12. (December 0, )
Gates Foundation, Chan Zuckerberg Team Up to Seek 'State of the Art' Ideas for Schools
In a new Request for Information, two of the most powerful groups in education philanthropy jointly seek "state-of-the-art" ideas to improve students' math, writing, and "executive functions." (December 0, )
Dozens of New Mexico Students Changed Their Grades Using a Teacher's Account
How can districts keep administrators' passwords protected? (December 0, )
New Mexico To Count Computer Science as Graduation Requirement
The state's education secretary says the move will help ensure students' preparedness for the "21st century marketplace." (December 0, )
Online State Testing in 2018: Mostly Smooth, With One Glaring Exception
For the second time in three years, Tennessee experienced major online testing disruptions, prompting new state legislation and raising questions about ESSA compliance. (May 8, 2018)
Educators Battle 'Fortnite' for Students' Attention
Many teachers want to ban the popular video game from classrooms, but others are weaving students’ passion for it into classroom discussions and assignments. (May 3, 2018)
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States’ Ed-Tech Directors Working to Make Student Data More Useful for Instruction
A new report from the State Educational Technology Directors Association lays the groundwork for states to plan how districts’ data–once aggregated–can be used for instruction. (May 17, 2017)
Principals Report More Influence Over School Budgets Than Curriculum Choice in National Survey
School principals across the U.S. were asked how much actual influence they have in two areas: establishing curriculum and school budgets in this study. (May 19, 2017)
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