McDonald: CLEP exams aren’t connected to a specific course and can be taken any time at a local testing center or online through remote-proctoring.
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A Fast-Food Menu of Schools Doesn’t Mean Kids Will Get a Nourishing Education
Steiner: Expanded school choice is good, but teacher quality must be, too. Parents need more information to make informed judgments for their children
Steiner: Expanded school choice is good, but teacher quality must be, too. Parents need more information to make informed judgments for their children
What Do Parents With Young Children Want? A New National Survey Offers a Glimpse
A majority of parents with children under age 6 do not have the work or childcare arrangements they want, a nationally representative survey found.
A majority of parents with children under age 6 do not have the work or childcare arrangements they want, a nationally representative survey found.
Schools Must Do the Hard Work if High-Dosage Tutoring Is to Help Every Student
Grant & Huffman: Effective programs aren't about finding a silver bullet. They're about building reliable systems that work for kids every day.
Grant & Huffman: Effective programs aren’t about finding a silver bullet. They’re about building reliable systems that work for kids every day.
Children Are Drowning. It’s Time We Bring In the Teachers
Student’s View: There is no substitute for learning to swim. But classroom instruction can protect millions of children who never get swim lessons.
Student’s View: There is no substitute for learning to swim. But classroom instruction can protect millions of children who never get swim lessons.
America’s Schools Are Terrible at Catching Kids Up. How AI Can Help
Weisberg: Artificial intelligence can fill gaps for teachers who lack time & tools for getting kids back on track while keeping the class moving ahead.
Weisberg: Artificial intelligence can fill gaps for teachers who lack time & tools for getting kids back on track while keeping the class moving ahead.
The AI App Seeking to Scale ‘Magic’ in the Classroom
Hosts welcome guest Adeel Khan, founder of MagicSchool, a tool using generative AI to support teachers with administrative tasks.
Hosts welcome guest Adeel Khan, founder of MagicSchool, a tool using generative AI to support teachers with administrative tasks.
Latin Is Not Dead Yet. Here’s How We Keep It Alive
Student’s View: Presenting Latin as an equity tool rather than a classical tradition can change curricula and who sees themselves as a Latin student.
Student’s View: Presenting Latin as an equity tool rather than a classical tradition can change curricula and who sees themselves as a Latin student.
Gen Z’s Political Gender Divide Is Now Showing up in Schools
Young men and women split sharply in 2024. Teachers and students say that rift is reshaping classrooms, friendships and dating.
Young men and women split sharply in 2024. Teachers and students say that rift is reshaping classrooms, friendships and dating.
Students Are Digital Natives. Let Them Lead the AI Revolution in Education
Schuler & Riley: This summer, national summit will bring together school leaders and young people from all 50 states to explore the future of AI.
Schuler & Riley: This summer, national summit will bring together school leaders and young people from all 50 states to explore the future of AI.
As Trump Demands English-Only, He Guts Federal Support for English Learners
Dismantling the Office of English Language Acquisition is the latest attempt to hobble the education of the country’s 5.3 million English learners.
Dismantling the Office of English Language Acquisition is the latest attempt to hobble the education of the country’s 5.3 million English learners.
4-Year Scholarships, Mental Health Supports Are the Way to Help Students Succeed
Delli Bovi: My foundation pairs funding with flexibility, guidance and a recognition that college completion, not just access, is the real goal.
Delli Bovi: My foundation pairs funding with flexibility, guidance and a recognition that college completion, not just access, is the real goal.
The 2 Sides in the Math Wars Are Fighting the Wrong Battle
Rose: There's no point arguing about how to teach math if students haven't learned the skills to make those lessons work.
Rose: There’s no point arguing about how to teach math if students haven’t learned the skills to make those lessons work.
Why a Doorway Greeting May Be One of the Most Underrated Classroom Strategies
Mooiman: Two minutes at the door can say — You are welcome here. We are ready to learn. I see you. Let’s begin. Many students need that connection.
Mooiman: Two minutes at the door can say — You are welcome here. We are ready to learn. I see you. Let’s begin. Many students need that connection.
To Help Young Kids Handle Big Emotions, Adults Must Look Inward
Alyssa Blask Campbell discusses Collaborative Emotion Processing, modern parenting and how adults can support young children through big feelings.
Alyssa Blask Campbell discusses Collaborative Emotion Processing, modern parenting and how adults can support young children through big feelings.
For Young Kids, Screen Time Isn’t Just an At-Home Issue Anymore
Young children may be logging more screen time than parents realize, because of a communication gap between home and school.
Young children may be logging more screen time than parents realize, because of a communication gap between home and school.