Aldeman: From per-pupil spending to teacher credentials, what would look weird to people in New York may be standard practice in Florida or Arizona.
First Civil Rights Data Since COVID Reveals Racial Divide in Advanced Classes
Other equity indicators — such as suspensions and corporal punishment — more difficult to compare because of 2020-21’s widespread school closures.
Other equity indicators — such as suspensions and corporal punishment — more difficult to compare because of 2020-21’s widespread school closures.
Analysis: Flipping the Script on Teaching Neurodivergent Students — And the Implications for All Learners
New York University’s Kristie Patten: What autistic students can teach us about focusing on assets, not deficits.
New York University’s Kristie Patten: What autistic students can teach us about focusing on assets, not deficits.
5 Things Parents Should Know About Social Media’s Impact on Teens’ Mental Health
A new Gallup survey finds that parents being more involved and restricting screen time has a positive impact on teenagers’ mental health.
A new Gallup survey finds that parents being more involved and restricting screen time has a positive impact on teenagers’ mental health.
Forget ChatGPT — Extractive AI Is the Real Game-Changer for Teachers, Students
Dougal: Artificial intelligence is here to stay. Schools can embrace it and seize the opportunities it offers or try to resist and become obsolete.
Dougal: Artificial intelligence is here to stay. Schools can embrace it and seize the opportunities it offers or try to resist and become obsolete.
Listen — Class Disrupted S5 E2: Todd Rose on America’s Evolving Definition of Success and Where Education Fits In
Author and Populace CEO Todd Rose returns to discuss paradigm shifts in education and society.
Author and Populace CEO Todd Rose returns to discuss paradigm shifts in education and society.
As Child Poverty Doubles, States Launch or Expand Their Own Tax Credit
The pandemic-era enhanced federal credit that lifted millions out of poverty expired in 2021.
The pandemic-era enhanced federal credit that lifted millions out of poverty expired in 2021.
College Is Not the Only Answer: 7 Policy Recommendations to Help Youth Succeed
Lammers: Today, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to navigating the education-to-career pathway. Students must be aware of all viable pathways.
Lammers: Today, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to navigating the education-to-career pathway. Students must be aware of all viable pathways.
Schooling vs. Learning: How Lax Standards Hurt the Lowest-Performing Students
Aldeman: When it comes to how kids are really doing in school, leniency may be easier, but honesty is the best policy.
Aldeman: When it comes to how kids are really doing in school, leniency may be easier, but honesty is the best policy.
The Power of School Relationships: How Restoring Connections Will Help Accelerate Postsecondary Success
David Adams: “The huge learning losses [due to COVID] were just one consequence. The connection losses were just as significant, if not more so.”
David Adams: “The huge learning losses [due to COVID] were just one consequence. The connection losses were just as significant, if not more so.”
‘Whole Child, Whole Life’ Book Offers 10 Ways for Kids to Live, Learn & Thrive
Countering current gloom, author charts ways to help children enjoy their childhood without constantly feeling at risk and to a imagine a happy future.
Countering current gloom, author charts ways to help children enjoy their childhood without constantly feeling at risk and to a imagine a happy future.
To Be Globally Competitive, the U.S. Must Value STEM as Much as Literacy
K-12 education needs to be rethought and redesigned: The engine for STEM learning is curiosity and imagination.
K-12 education needs to be rethought and redesigned: The engine for STEM learning is curiosity and imagination.
What Do Parents Think of AI? They See Its Value but Worry About What It Can Do
Weber: Poll shows majority want government regulations to keep artificial intelligence from doing students' work and replacing teachers.
Weber: Poll shows majority want government regulations to keep artificial intelligence from doing students’ work and replacing teachers.
Holding Back Struggling Readers Helps Them — And Their Siblings — Study Finds
The research is the latest pointing to big benefits from third-grade retention policies. But it’s unclear how such gains are achieved.
The research is the latest pointing to big benefits from third-grade retention policies. But it’s unclear how such gains are achieved.
Four Things to Know About Lowest Act Scores in More Than Three Decades
New ACT data points to bleak reality for marginalized students — particularly Black students who scored the lowest in nearly every subject.
New ACT data points to bleak reality for marginalized students — particularly Black students who scored the lowest in nearly every subject.
Test Scores Show Rhode Island Students Still Recovering to Pre-Pandemic Levels
New scores show modest gains in reversing pandemic declines for math and English Language Arts proficiency last year.
New scores show modest gains in reversing pandemic declines for math and English Language Arts proficiency last year.