LGBTQ advocates, Gov. Ron DeSantis both claim victory in a court agreement limiting the scope of a much-mimicked 2022 law.
Education
Want to Keep Teachers Happy? Build a Culture of Collaboration at School
Effland: Principals can treat educators as the professionals they are by sharing decisionmaking with them — the people who will be most affected.
Effland: Principals can treat educators as the professionals they are by sharing decisionmaking with them — the people who will be most affected.
Three Teaching Tips From a Top Pre-K Educator
Dewdney, who's been teaching pre-K for just over a decade now, said her mother Anna Dewdney, the late author and illustrator of the well-known "Llama Llama" children's books, helped spark her interest in early-childhood education.
Dewdney, who’s been teaching pre-K for just over a decade now, said her mother Anna Dewdney, the late author and illustrator of the well-known “Llama Llama” children’s books, helped spark her interest in early-childhood education.
AI Gap: 56% of Students Want To Learn With AI, but UK Schools Lag Behind With Just 20% Having Access To AI in the Classroom
Just 16% of children use AI at home to learn, suggesting parents see the benefit of the technology, but are unsure how to harness or create access to it.
Just 16% of children use AI at home to learn, suggesting parents see the benefit of the technology, but are unsure how to harness or create access to it.
No More Cures, No More Fixes: How Autistic Leaders Are Changing the Therapy Debate
A generation of disabled adults say the premise underlying controversial behavior interventions — to ‘extinguish’ autistic traits — is a dealbreaker.
A generation of disabled adults say the premise underlying controversial behavior interventions — to ‘extinguish’ autistic traits — is a dealbreaker.
Meet the Stem Superstars: 4 Inspiring Teen Inventors Who Set out to Tackle Cancer, Anxiety, Suicide & More
We canvassed the country in search of creative high-schoolers. Here are four innovators we can’t stop talking about.
We canvassed the country in search of creative high-schoolers. Here are four innovators we can’t stop talking about.
North Carolina Community Colleges Focus on Short-Term, High-Demand Workforce Programs
Approximately 1,136 students have received $510,712.83 in aid during the 2023-24 fiscal year.
Approximately 1,136 students have received $510,712.83 in aid during the 2023-24 fiscal year.
On-the-Job Training Prevails as Students’ Disinterest in College Grows
Four things to know about students’ rising interest in immediate employment and apathy towards a college degree.
Four things to know about students’ rising interest in immediate employment and apathy towards a college degree.
7 Strategies To Help Gifted Autistic Students Succeed in College
One student stated, "My mother was told that I was too smart to have a disability, so I did not really believe that I had a disability."
One student stated, “My mother was told that I was too smart to have a disability, so I did not really believe that I had a disability.”
Philadelphia Hopes Year-Round Schooling Can Catch Kids Up to Grade Level – Will It Make a Difference?
Parker is proposing to keep Philadelphia public school buildings open longer hours and more days throughout the year.
Parker is proposing to keep Philadelphia public school buildings open longer hours and more days throughout the year.
3 Ways Science Teaches Students Skills That Are Critical in Learning and in Life
Educator's view: Communication, critical thinking, data analysis, even SEL are all part of the scientist's toolkit — and help keep kids engaged.
Educator’s view: Communication, critical thinking, data analysis, even SEL are all part of the scientist’s toolkit — and help keep kids engaged.
Three Ways Education Professionals Use AI to Support Learning Differences
According to Merriam-Webster, artificial intelligence is defined as, “The capability of computer systems or algorithms to imitate intelligent human behavior.”
According to Merriam-Webster, artificial intelligence is defined as, “The capability of computer systems or algorithms to imitate intelligent human behavior.”
Who’s Counting? A Glimpse Into the World of Math Teachers
The potential impact of math teacher shortages on student achievement is a concern, especially as math scores have been on a decline for 13-year-old students in the 2022-23 school year.
The potential impact of math teacher shortages on student achievement is a concern, especially as math scores have been on a decline for 13-year-old students in the 2022-23 school year.
School Choice: Why Are More Parents Picking Private Over Public?
I think there is a mystique around private schools – parents feel that they’re doing the right thing by their children by sending them to private schools.
I think there is a mystique around private schools – parents feel that they’re doing the right thing by their children by sending them to private schools.
Virginia School District Will Let Students Opt out of Holocaust Lesson, Citing Jewish Students’ ‘Trauma’
The district said the move had nothing to do with the Israel-Hamas war
The district said the move had nothing to do with the Israel-Hamas war
Americans Have Yet to Accept Covid’s Tragedy — And Are Taking It Out on Schools
Williams: Four punishing years later, we should give ourselves and our schools some measure of grace.
Williams: Four punishing years later, we should give ourselves and our schools some measure of grace.