English Learners
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Political Divides Shape Educators’ Views on English Learners’ Rights
Educators are divided along political lines on rights for English learners and immigrant students, an EdWeek Research Center survey found.
Federal
Data: Which Ed. Dept. Offices Lost the Most Workers?
Cuts disproportionately hit the agency’s civil rights investigation and research arms. See Also: States Sue Trump Over Education Department Firings
School & District Management
Congressional Budget Cuts Threaten Free School Meals for Millions
More than 12 million children could lose access to federally subsidized free school meals.
Mathematics
Pi Day Celebrations Add a Tasty Twist to Math Class
Teachers say the national holiday reminds students that math can be fun.
Regulation & Policy
K-12 Market News
Sizing Up DOGE's Education Contract Cuts: What's Been Targeted
EdWeek Market Brief examines claims made by the cost-cutting entity overseen by Elon Musk.
Law & Courts
Parents Lose Appeal in Gender Case Trump Called ‘Child Abuse’
A federal appeals court ruled against parents who contend their district aided their child's "secret" gender transition.
Is It Ethical to Use AI to Grade?
The technology gives students more feedback, more quickly. But some warn that using AI to score writing could have unintended consequences.
The New Teachers' Aides: AI Tutors
Teachers say the technology allows them to better meet a wide range of student needs.
Can AI Effectively Coach Teachers?
Coaching is one of the most effective but resource-intensive forms of professional development. Can AI fill in the gaps?
'I Don’t Get Burnt Out as Much:' How These Teachers Use AI in Their Daily Work
See how three teachers use generative AI tools to save time and enrich teaching and learning.
Mathematics
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Spotlight on Math Intervention
This Spotlight will help you provide targeted math support, address math anxiety, promote student success, and more.
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Reading & Literacy
Video
How to Structure Lessons to Build Reading and Writing Skills
Tips for teachers on ways to incorporate reading and writing into lessons to enhance both skills.
Teaching
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Flexible Seating Without the Chaos. This Teacher Has Figured It Out
This 4th grade class utilizes 11 different types of flexible seating to keep them moving throughout the day.
School & District Management
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How One School Transformed Early Release Days With Outdoor Learning
This Vermont school uses Project Wild to build school connection and social-emotional learning on early release days.
Student Well-Being
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These Simple Classroom Exercises Can Improve Student Behavior
Incorporating yoga and mindfulness practices in the classroom has helped these students recover from the trauma of Hurricane Helene.
Student Well-Being
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Teachers, Try This: Use Dance to Boost Engagement and Learning
From physics to math, this dance teacher shows how incorporating movement can increase student engagement and understanding.
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- LeadershipSchool & District Management Principals Make Nervous Appeals on Capitol Hill: Protect Our FundingOn Capitol Hill, school leaders advocated to sustain federal funding that helps the most vulnerable students in their schools.
Downloadable: A Guide to Working With Community EducatorsBringing community members into school can build public support for learning, ignite student interest, and support teachers. Here's how.There's No Escaping It, Superintendents: Your Jobs Are PoliticalSuperintendents can't avoid the political nature of their work. New resources aim to help.Policy & PoliticsLaw & Courts Parents Sue Ed. Dept. Over Civil Rights Office Layoffs and DelaysThe lawsuit argues that the mass layoffs leave students and families with little recourse for discrimination complaints.
Civil Rights, Research, and More: What’s Hit Hardest by Massive Ed. Dept. CutsAn analysis of the Trump administration's cuts to the agency shows its civil rights enforcement and research arms are hit particularly hard.Ed. Dept. Will Shed Nearly Half Its Staff in Massive Reduction Under TrumpThe U.S. Department of Education announced Tuesday it was getting rid of nearly half its staff through a variety of measures.Teaching & LearningReading & Literacy 4 Ways Teachers Identify and Support Struggling Older ReadersFor most students, instruction in how to read ends sometime in elementary school. But some kids still struggle well beyond that point.
Not Your Parents' CTE: How Career and Technical Education Is EvolvingSchool districts are redefining CTE to expose students to a broad range of potential careers.States Push Forward With Teacher Apprenticeships Amid Funding UncertaintyAlmost every state has launched a registered apprenticeship program for teaching. But amid federal upheaval, their future is uncertain.TechnologyPrivacy & Security Is DOGE Putting Student and Educator Data at Risk?How Trump's efforts to slash the federal government could affect teachers’ and students’ data.
More Teachers Say They're Using AI in Their Lessons. Here's HowA growing number of teachers say they're incorporating AI into their instruction in a variety of ways.More Teens Than You Think Have Been 'Deepfake' TargetsA growing number of teenagers know someone who has been the target of AI-generated pornographic images or videos.
