The model — less costly than other programs — combines one-on-one instruction with computer-based activities.
How Blurring the Lines Between High School, College and Careers Can Set More Teens up for Success
In offering students more opportunities to gain skills, we can save time and money, create a better-trained workforce & better support our businesses.
In offering students more opportunities to gain skills, we can save time and money, create a better-trained workforce & better support our businesses.
Tennessee High Schoolers Solved a Nearly 40-Year-Old Serial Murder Mystery
Alex Campbell asked his students to solve a cold case involving a potential serial killer, and they delivered. Now, their work is in a podcast series.
Alex Campbell asked his students to solve a cold case involving a potential serial killer, and they delivered. Now, their work is in a podcast series.
Standards Are Not Curriculum: Why We Must Put Student Knowledge Center Stage in How We Teach Kids To Read
Susan Pimentel: How a new tool is looking beyond standards to help identify high-quality curriculum.
Susan Pimentel: How a new tool is looking beyond standards to help identify high-quality curriculum.
Exclusive Data: Thousands of Schools at Risk of Closing Due to Enrollment Loss
Districts from Philadelphia to Los Angeles have large numbers of schools that lost at least 20% of their students during the pandemic.
Districts from Philadelphia to Los Angeles have large numbers of schools that lost at least 20% of their students during the pandemic.
As States Limit Black History Lessons, Philly Gets It Right, Researcher Says
Just 12 states mandate a K-12 African-American history curriculum — and in some, anti-CRT laws & other challenges are making it harder to teach.
Just 12 states mandate a K-12 African-American history curriculum — and in some, anti-CRT laws & other challenges are making it harder to teach.
Emergency-Hired Teachers Do Just as Well as Those Who Go Through Normal Training
Aldeman: Research from NJ and Massachusetts begs the question — why not make their COVID waivers permanent?
Aldeman: Research from NJ and Massachusetts begs the question — why not make their COVID waivers permanent?
What Experts Recommend to Encourage Childhood Literacy at Home
Experts encourage parents to read to their children things they're interested in.
Experts encourage parents to read to their children things they’re interested in.
Louisiana Charter Offers Affordable Path to a College Degree — In High School
Cohen: Baton Rouge's GEO Next Gen HS is a case study in reversing the decline in college degree attainment for African-American students
Cohen: Baton Rouge’s GEO Next Gen HS is a case study in reversing the decline in college degree attainment for African-American students
A Classroom, from Outer Space
“Habitat Space” is a series of short videos focusing on STEM for K-12 students, while also showing what it’s like to live and work in space.
“Habitat Space” is a series of short videos focusing on STEM for K-12 students, while also showing what it’s like to live and work in space.
When Getting Good Grades and Working at Grade Level Are Not the Same Thing
Nearly 90% of parents in a recent survey believed their child was performing at grade level; 2022-23 data shows only 50% of students actually were.
Nearly 90% of parents in a recent survey believed their child was performing at grade level; 2022-23 data shows only 50% of students actually were.
One-on-One Tutoring Program Bets Big on Teaching Kindergartners to Read
Once program co-founder asks, ‘Why couldn't you just teach every kid in America to read one-on-one?’
Once program co-founder asks, ‘Why couldn’t you just teach every kid in America to read one-on-one?’
Bismarck State’s AI-Written Plays Show Potential, Flaws of ChatGPT
North Dakota colleges dealing with dramatic changes brought by artificial intelligence.
North Dakota colleges dealing with dramatic changes brought by artificial intelligence.
Wisconsin Considers Prosecuting Teachers and Librarians for ‘Obscene’ Books
A Republican-backed proposal would remove protections against prosecution for teachers and librarians who give certain books to students.
A Republican-backed proposal would remove protections against prosecution for teachers and librarians who give certain books to students.
Colleges Confront Gambling Addiction Among Students as Sports Betting Spreads
Sports betting has become more accessible on college campuses with the rise of gambling apps.
Sports betting has become more accessible on college campuses with the rise of gambling apps.
Cursive Makes a Comeback — By Law — In Public Schools
‘Keyboarding’ pushed cursive out of favor, but some lawmakers miss the script.
‘Keyboarding’ pushed cursive out of favor, but some lawmakers miss the script.