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There’s a Better Way to Teach Digital Citizenship
Many popular resources for digital-citizenship education only focus on good online behavior. That’s a problem.
College & Workforce Readiness
Here's What Happened with AP African American Studies in Georgia
State law allows for exemptions from "divisive concepts" rules for AP and similar advanced coursework.
Teaching Profession
NEA Reaches Tentative Agreement With Staff Union After Monthlong Lockout
The largest teachers' union and its staff appear to have reached a detente.
Teaching Profession
What's Your Teacher Outfit of the Day? Educators Share Their Best School Fashion
Social media influencers reveal budget-friendly wardrobe tips for teachers to try this school year.
Special Education
Sudden Fame for Tim Walz's Son Brings Attention to Non-Verbal Learning Disorder
Searches on Google spiked for the the teen’s name and non-verbal learning disorder.
Early Childhood
Head Start Teachers Will Earn More—But Programs Might Have to Serve Fewer Kids
A new federal rule will raise wages for Head Start employees—but providers won't get any additional funding.
Teaching Profession
The Education Issue Americans Agree on That's Not Good News for Teaching
Americans from all sides think that teacher recruitment and retention is a big issue, but they don't want their kids becoming teachers.
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Teaching Download 9 Tips to Help You Survive Your First Year of Teaching (Downloadable)The first year in the classroom can be a lot to handle. Here's some advice on how to make it work.
Curriculum Letter to the Editor Christian Nationalism vs. Spirituality in America’s SchoolsA retired teacher responds to the Oklahoma state schools superintendent's guidance on teaching the Bible in public schools in the state.
Social Studies Opinion How Can Civics Education Safeguard Democracy?The purpose of civics education must be about more than just getting students to vote.
Reading & Literacy Why Do Literacy Retention Policies Target 3rd Grade?Literacy-related retention policies typically hold back students at the end of 3rd grade. Education experts offer insights into why.
Special Education Opinion This Is My Reality as a Student With DyslexiaA high schooler reflects on what teachers should know to make school better for students with learning differences.
Teaching Profession Teacher Morale Dips Yet Again: 5 Takeaways From New SurveyAfter an uptick, teachers nationally are saying that their mental health has worsened and that they are less satisfied with their careers.
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A Seat at the Table: How Can We ‘Disagree Better’? A Roadmap for Educators
Experts in conflict resolution, psychology, and leadership skills offer K-12 leaders skills to avoid conflict in challenging circumstances.
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Teaching Profession Teachers' Morale Is Still Low. They Say Principals Can Help Improve ItSupportive working conditions, spearheaded by principals, can improve teacher satisfaction, according to a study.
Mathematics Opinion How Teachers Can Improve Their Math InstructionEducators know there’s always more to learn, for themselves and their students. These posts share ways to build on their teaching savvy.
Teaching Profession How Should Teachers Dress for the Classroom?Teachers on social media weigh in on the notion of dressing professionally—and what that means in reality.
Social Studies Opinion Yes, Religion Should Be Taught in School—But It Needs to Be Done RightFor nearly two decades, I have witnessed firsthand the tremendous impact that a deep and diverse study of religion has had on my students.
Teaching Profession Educators Prepare Early, Spend Their Own Money for New School YearAs back-to-school looms, educators often spend unpaid time and personal funds to prepare for the year ahead.
Mathematics Do Timed Tasks Really Worsen Math Anxiety?The findings of new research counter long-held positions about fluency drills in math.
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The Student Government Association’s Academic Affairs Committee (SGA) worked with faculty and the Office of the Provost to include American Sign Language (ASL) as part of the College’s foreign language requirement starting in spring 2024.
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With K–12 schools heading back into session for the fall, leaders face a difficult decision—planning for a post-stimulus environment and making the investments that have the biggest impact on student learning.
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Spotlight on Media Literacy
This Spotlight will provide you with strategies to spot AI manipulation, review how media literacy has evolved in schools, and more.