More early childhood programs are providing free housing to teaching staff
A few years ago, Eric Gil was living at his uncle’s place in Waterbury, Connecticut, where he shared a bedroom with his brother and cousin. With…
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A few years ago, Eric Gil was living at his uncle’s place in Waterbury, Connecticut, where he shared a bedroom with his brother and cousin. With…
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At the beginning of each new class, Al Rabanera lets his students know that he knows they’re using AI. “I’m not going to pretend like you…
Continue ReadingPaige Wyatt heard plenty from administrators about using AI to generate lesson plans at the school where she taught high school English. Her students…
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In the early 2000s, politicians and pundits were swept up in anxiety about U.S. performance on a key international test known as PISA. Delegations…
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When Joel Francik became principal of Central Elementary School in 2019, all of his prior education experience had been in middle school —…
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You studied and prepared, but when the test appears in front of you, everything suddenly goes blank. That moment of emptiness, the racing…
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It was the middle of a writing lesson in Gabrielle Grace’s first grade class at Sand Creek Elementary in suburban Denver, and students were…
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Black students have been excluded from high-quality mathematics for generations — with dire outcomes academically and professionally, a…
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Artificial intelligence will soon help teachers rate students’ academic and “soft” skills at schools using nontraditional report cards…
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Are you evaluating online K-12 schools but not sure how to make the right decision? You’re not alone. Many parents want to find a suitable…
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For most of the last century, American classrooms looked roughly the same, whether you were in Seattle or rural Mississippi. A teacher stood…
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While reform around reading instruction continues to gain momentum, about a third of teachers are using “discredited” methods to teach…
Continue ReadingEnglish learners make up a growing share of Philadelphia’s district enrollment, with around 25,000 enrolled last year. But they’re…
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When Reneta Johnson, head of a small charter network in Birmingham, Alabama, asked students how they wanted to spend this summer, they said…
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Look around you at any school, and the chances are you’re going to see a security camera. Entrances, parking lots, hallways, reception…
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Supporting students as they transition into new learning areas isn’t always easy. Preparing for college can feel overwhelming for students…
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Walking into Windsor Park Elementary in Corpus Christi, Texas, it’s hard to miss the mass of bright, colorful paper balloons taped on the…
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