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Student Achievement
From Our Research Center
Sources and Notes: How We Graded the States (Quality Counts 2021)
Additional details about how the EdWeek Research Center determines the grades given to states and the nation in the 2021 Quality Counts report.
Student Achievement
From Our Research Center
What’s Behind the Grades and Scores for Quality Counts 2021?
Here's a guide to the grading scale and each of the indicators that go into making up the rankings for this year's Quality Counts report.
Student Achievement
From Our Research Center
Where Families Are Feeling Pandemic Impacts the Worst
Recent Census data show families nationwide suffering job loss, food insecurity, and a lack of technology crucial for remote education.
Student Well-Being
Opinion
Student 'Compliance Does Not Equal Engagement'
Four educators share suggestions for how schools can maintain student engagement, especially during the teenage years.
School & District Management
Opinion
Parents Berating Teachers? Making Decisions Without the Data? Advice for Principals
A year marred by COVID-19 has created new challenges for principals. Here are some answers.
Student Well-Being
Opinion
How to Cultivate Confidence in Students
Help students calibrate their learning to be just-hard-enough—because experiencing a series of small wins can be transformative.
Equity & Diversity
Opinion
'The White Voice, Experience, and Interest Dominate Education'
Four educators "wrap up" a series on books and articles white teachers can read to learn about racism and what they should do about it.
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- Student Achievement From Our Research Center Are Today's Students Set Up for Success? Nation Earns B-Minus in Latest EdWeek IndexThe grade represents steady progress on a range of academic and socioeconomic factors, but the pandemic’s full impact has yet to be felt.Equity & Diversity Opinion 'We Can’t Wait Until People Feel Comfortable Talking About Race'White Fragility and Pushout: The Criminalization of Black Girls in School are two of many books on race suggested by four educators.School & District Management Student Mental Health and Learning Loss Continue to Worry PrincipalsMonths into the pandemic, elementary principals say they still want training in crucial areas to help students who are struggling.Leadership Opinion Education Researchers Need to Step UpWe're in the middle of a pandemic. Education researchers need more support to do their work.Families & the Community Opinion Three Urgent Questions the Pandemic Raises for ResearchersThe American education system certainly didn’t win in 2020. The question is, will it learn?School & District Management Opinion A Road Map for Education Research in a CrisisHere are five basic principles for a responsible and timely research agenda during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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See more survey results and learn what other educators are prioritizing for 2021.
- School & District Management 1,000 Students, No Social Distancing, and a Fight to Keep the Virus OutA principal describes the "nightmare" job of keeping more than 1,000 people safe in the fast-moving pandemic.School & District Management A School Leader Who Calls Her Own Shots on Battling the CoronavirusA charter school founder uses her autonomy to move swiftly on everything from classroom shutdowns to remote schooling.School & District Management A COVID-19 Lull Gives Way to ‘Borderline Insanity’When the number of cases started to rise steeply, a school community hammered out a routine. Then a basketball player tested positive.School & District Management Color-Coded Tracking Sheets and Swift Isolation: One Principal's COVID-19 ApproachIn a sort of honor system, a principal relies on parents to flag COVID-19 infections at home. Then the staff swings into action.School & District Management This Principal Knows How the Virus Can Upend a School. He Caught It HimselfPositive cases, contact tracing, and quarantines demand maximum flexibility.Student Well-Being What Student Age Groups Are Most Vulnerable to Pandemic-Related Trauma?New research finds that young adolescents are the most vulnerable to long-term problems from trauma. Here's how schools can help.
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