Special Education
Why Trump's Move to Shift Special Ed. to HHS Is Rattling Educators
Advocates are wary of vague plans to move special education out of the Education Department.
Artificial Intelligence
How AI Is Changing the Way Math Teachers Plan Lessons
Math teachers are less likely to use AI tools.
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Education Funding
Schools Could Lose Millions in Federal Dollars After McMahon Changes Rules
Deadline extensions for a majority of states to spend remaining pandemic aid have been rescinded.
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Federal
Trump Admin. Tells States, Schools How to Use Title I for School Choice
The Ed. Dept. reminded states of existing flexibility they have to spend some of their federal funds.
Social Studies
Opinion
How to Empower Students Right Now, According to a Teacher
Teachers must draw from the past to help students understand the world today.
Why Understanding AI Starts With Math
Giving students a peek at the math under the hood of AI can help them understand the potential power and pitfalls of the technology.
The Future of Math Class: How AI Could Transform Instruction
Even as the use of AI expands in K-12 schools, many math teachers remain skeptical of its value.
How AI Is Changing the Way Math Teachers Plan Lessons
Math teachers are less likely to use AI tools, but some are getting ahead of the curve.
Can AI and Math Work Together? Here's What Teachers Say
Generate practice problems, plan lessons, and help struggling learners were among many recommendations.
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Reading & Literacy
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How Everyday Objects Can Strengthen Phonemic Awareness
Teachers can create homegrown kits to help students master phonemic awareness—how to manipulate the sounds in English.
College & Workforce Readiness
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This High School Program Is Preparing Students to Be Detention Officers
For high school students interested in fields in criminal justice, this district’s program gives them the opportunity to graduate with a job in the field.
Reading & Literacy
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How Schools Can Help Older Students Struggling With Reading
With a growing number of struggling readers in the older grades, schools need school-wide strategies and individual interventions.
Reading & Literacy
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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.
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Conference Campaign: Strategies That Grab Leaders’ Attention at Trade Shows
An EdWeek Market Brief survey reveals the kinds of interactions that make district and school leaders want to learn more about products.
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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, which has cancelled an array of research-focused programs and projects.
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With Culture Wars Poised to Erupt Again, This Is the Support Districts Want From Companies
An EdWeek Market Brief survey asked K-12 leaders what help they need from vendors, as the Trump administration targets race- and gender-focused lessons
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Quiz: How Much Do You Know About the Trump Administration’s Efforts to Change K-12 Policy and Funding?
The early months of President Donald Trump’s second term in office have been marked by rapid-fire and controversial actions that have aimed to upend decades-old federal education policies and practices.
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