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English Learners
Data
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.
Teacher Preparation
States Push Forward With Teacher Apprenticeships Amid Funding Uncertainty
Almost every state has launched a registered apprenticeship program for teaching. But amid federal upheaval, their future is uncertain.
Teacher Preparation
Opinion
Preservice Teachers Need Better Feedback. Here’s How
In spite of the critical role that they can play in teacher preparation, field supervisors are often overlooked and ignored.
Reading & Literacy
4 Ways Teachers Identify and Support Struggling Older Readers
For most students, instruction in how to read ends sometime in elementary school. But some kids still struggle well beyond that point.
College & Workforce Readiness
Not Your Parents' CTE: How Career and Technical Education Is Evolving
School districts are redefining CTE to expose students to a broad range of potential careers.
Mathematics
Pi Day Celebrations Add a Tasty Twist to Math Class
Teachers say the national holiday reminds students that math can be fun.
Teaching Profession
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College & Workforce Readiness These AP Classes Were Designed to Attract Students of Color. Did They?New data show two new Advanced Placement courses helped boost participation among Black and Latino students.
Teaching Opinion Let Us 'Talk Openly': What Students Want Right NowFearful, students explain that they want educators to help them understand what's going on.
English Learners Trump Has Made English the Official Language. What That Means for SchoolsExperts spoke with Education Week about the potential challenges and opportunities an official U.S. language creates.
Curriculum Gulf of America or Gulf of Mexico? How Teachers Are Handling Trump's Name ChangeEducators share their views on the Gulf of America name change.
Teacher Preparation A Teacher-Prep Conference Warned Against Mentioning DEI. Presenters Pulled OutPresenters at a national symposium for teacher residencies were asked to affirm they wouldn't violate recent executive orders. Some refused.
Teaching Opinion What Teachers Should Know About Education Research"Evidence-based" is the key piece of research in education. But what does that mean?
School & District Management
Webinar
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Jobs
Virtual Career Fair for Teachers and K-12 Staff
Find teaching jobs and K-12 education jubs at the EdWeek Top School Jobs virtual career fair.
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Teaching Profession Team-Teaching Builds Supports in a 'Very Lonely Profession'Collaborative teaching gains traction amid staff shortages and rising student need.
Teaching Profession Teaching in 2025: ‘Every Day Is a Crazy Day. It’s Fine.’The profession is changing, and it's more challenging than ever. Resilient teachers are adapting. But at what cost?
Teaching Teachers Cope With Endless DistractionsFrom construction noise to natural disasters, teachers work to keep students focused through distractions.
Teaching Profession Data What Teacher Morale Looks Like in Every StateSee how teacher morale compares across the states—and where it's highest and lowest.
Teaching Profession Data Teachers Say These 5 Factors Could Boost Their MoraleShort of a pay raise, here are the things that could improve teachers' morale.
Teaching Profession From Our Research Center Teacher Morale Is on the Upswing. Will It Last?Education Week recorded a jump in teacher morale. What factors explain the upswing?
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