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Student Well-Being
Q&A
'It Terrifies Me': Clinical Psychologist on Tech Overuse in the Age of AI
Lisa Strohman connects the dots between tech overuse/misuse and mental health problems.
Teaching Profession
'Here’s a Room. Here’s a Book. Good Luck': Veteran Teachers Reflect on How Their Careers Began
A little support in the first year matters, and older teachers are willing to mentor their new colleagues.
Teaching
Educators Say Social Media Hurts Their Colleagues' Social Skills. Their Own? Not as Much
What educators might be missing when they say social media has a negative impact.
Federal
Opinion
Student Literacy Rates Are Concerning. How Can We Turn This Around?
A new report highlights students’ reading challenges and requests feedback from educators.
Privacy & Security
A New Federal Taskforce Targets Cybersecurity in Schools
The “government coordinating council" aims to provide training, policies, and best practices.
Technology & Student Wellness: How Tech, SEL, and Mental Health Are Now Linked
Technology Counts 2024
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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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Video
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
Video
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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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
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K-12 Insider
How One Calif. District is Approaching a Major Math Adoption
Two top administrators discuss procurement strategy and new expectations for vendors as their district prepares for a major math curriculum adoption.
Purchasing Alert
California District to Buy Curriculum, Professional Learning Services; Ore. System Seeks Summer Enrichment Provider
A California district is looking for curriculum and professional learning services, while an Oregon school system seeks a summer enrichment program provider.
Marketplace K-12
4 Key Action Items for Vendors From the National Ed Tech Plan
The U.S. Department of Education's Office of Education Technology is calling on those in the K-12 space to close critical digital divides, and vendors have a big role to play.
Market Trends
Unlocking Title III: How Vendors Can Better Serve English Learners
The supplemental nature of Title III funds can be limiting, but districts are still looking to maximize funds to support English learners.