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.
These Schools Banned Cellphones and the Results Were Meh
There’s an innate tension between school safety and students’ civil rights. The 74’s Kathy Moore keeps you up to date on the news you need to know.
There’s an innate tension between school safety and students’ civil rights. The 74’s Kathy Moore keeps you up to date on the news you need to know.
Children and Schools Should Be Off Limits to Immigration Enforcement
Stern and Anello: Congress should use budget negotiations to ensure that ICE stays out of schools so that students can keep attending regularly.
Stern and Anello: Congress should use budget negotiations to ensure that ICE stays out of schools so that students can keep attending regularly.
3rd-Grade Retention Isn’t Really About Kids — It’s About Adults Who Teach Them
Aldeman: Threat of holding students back if they can't read properly is a warning to schools to make sure each child is on track in literacy.
Aldeman: Threat of holding students back if they can’t read properly is a warning to schools to make sure each child is on track in literacy.
Why the ‘Middle Path’ of AI Literacy May Be the Future of English Class
Nurenberg: My 10th and 11th grade students, in addition to reading novels and short stories, used AI to advance their critical thinking skills.
Nurenberg: My 10th and 11th grade students, in addition to reading novels and short stories, used AI to advance their critical thinking skills.
How a Pennsylvania District Improved Math Proficiency Without Changing Curriculum
Principals’ view: The key to improving math outcomes isn’t a new program — it’s transforming how teachers understand and teach the subject.
Principals’ view: The key to improving math outcomes isn’t a new program — it’s transforming how teachers understand and teach the subject.
Five Things to Know About Largest Cell Phone Ban Study
New comprehensive research finds little effect on academics, attendance or behavior, but small improvements in student well-being.
New comprehensive research finds little effect on academics, attendance or behavior, but small improvements in student well-being.
Researchers Find Strong Link Between Vax Hesitancy and ‘Fringe’ Right-Wing Media
Those who consume ‘new right’ media are more than twice as likely to believe vaccines are harmful, according to new Johns Hopkins research.
Those who consume ‘new right’ media are more than twice as likely to believe vaccines are harmful, according to new Johns Hopkins research.
What Education Can Learn From Major League Baseball
Hartney: Baseball has come up with an objective way to hold umpires accountable. Why can’t education leaders do the same for teachers?
Hartney: Baseball has come up with an objective way to hold umpires accountable. Why can’t education leaders do the same for teachers?
How Early Childhood Sets the Stage for Student Success
Virginia’s superintendent of public instruction, Jenna Conway, discusses connecting kindergarten readiness to college, career and beyond.
Virginia’s superintendent of public instruction, Jenna Conway, discusses connecting kindergarten readiness to college, career and beyond.
New Report Looks to Move Beyond ‘Winners’ and ‘Losers’ in the Math Wars
The Center on Reinventing Public Education says educators should look critically at all research, calls for huge new study on best teaching practices.
The Center on Reinventing Public Education says educators should look critically at all research, calls for huge new study on best teaching practices.