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Data Shows More Discipline, Less College Prep for Students With Disabilities

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States Hope Fired Federal Workers Will Flock to Fill Teacher Vacancies

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Supporting All Learners: Building an Inclusive Classroom With Universal Design for Learning

Supporting All Learners: Building an Inclusive Classroom With Universal Design for Learning

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Students Are Struggling With Math. What Are States Doing Wrong?

Students Are Struggling With Math. What Are States Doing Wrong?

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Study: Kids Suffer as Nearly Half of U.S. Families Struggle to Meet Basic Needs

Study: Kids Suffer as Nearly Half of U.S. Families Struggle to Meet Basic Needs

By Marianna McMurdock

Study: Kids Suffer as Nearly Half of U.S. Families Struggle to Meet Basic Needs

Study: Kids Suffer as Nearly Half of U.S. Families Struggle to Meet Basic Needs

Could Podcasts Fix Screen Time Woes for Children?

Can the Most Populous State Pull Off Universal Pre-K?

What Will Kids Lose If PBS Gets Cut?

Montessori Schools Are Hot — Until They're Not. What Does That Mean About Education?

K-12

Are High School Counselors Encouraging AI for College Applications?

Are High School Counselors Encouraging AI for College Applications?

By Lauren Coffey

Are High School Counselors Encouraging AI for College Applications?

Are High School Counselors Encouraging AI for College Applications?

How ZIP Codes Determine a Child’s Future — and What We Can Do to Fight Back

Teaching Creativity and Durable Skills in an AI World

Beyond One-Size-Fits-All: How School Districts Choose Edtech That’s Culturally Relevant

Why I Believe We Need to Redesign Schools Around Decision-Making

Higher Ed

I Embraced AI in My Community College English Class — and My Students Loved It

I Embraced AI in My Community College English Class — and My Students Loved It

By Susan E. Ray

I Embraced AI in My Community College English Class — and My Students Loved It

I Embraced AI in My Community College English Class — and My Students Loved It

An Edtech Pioneer Considers the Mixed Record of Her Field

Forget Prestige. A New Ranking Shows Great Colleges May Be Close to Home.

I’ve Taught Gen Z for Almost a Decade. I’m Split on the So-Called Gen Z ‘Split’

Dual Enrollment Numbers Are Rising. Colleges Want Them to Keep Growing.

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Study: Kids Suffer as Nearly Half of U.S. Families Struggle to Meet Basic Needs

Study: Kids Suffer as Nearly Half of U.S. Families Struggle to Meet Basic Needs

By Marianna McMurdock

Study: Kids Suffer as Nearly Half of U.S. Families Struggle to Meet Basic Needs

Study: Kids Suffer as Nearly Half of U.S. Families Struggle to Meet Basic Needs

Are High School Counselors Encouraging AI for College Applications?

Are High School Counselors Encouraging AI for College Applications?

By Lauren Coffey

Are High School Counselors Encouraging AI for College Applications?

Are High School Counselors Encouraging AI for College Applications?

I Embraced AI in My Community College English Class — and My Students Loved It

I Embraced AI in My Community College English Class — and My Students Loved It

By Susan E. Ray

I Embraced AI in My Community College English Class — and My Students Loved It

I Embraced AI in My Community College English Class — and My Students Loved It

Could Podcasts Fix Screen Time Woes for Children?

How ZIP Codes Determine a Child’s Future — and What We Can Do to Fight Back

An Edtech Pioneer Considers the Mixed Record of Her Field

Can the Most Populous State Pull Off Universal Pre-K?

Teaching Creativity and Durable Skills in an AI World

Forget Prestige. A New Ranking Shows Great Colleges May Be Close to Home.

What Will Kids Lose If PBS Gets Cut?

Beyond One-Size-Fits-All: How School Districts Choose Edtech That’s Culturally Relevant

I’ve Taught Gen Z for Almost a Decade. I’m Split on the So-Called Gen Z ‘Split’

Montessori Schools Are Hot — Until They're Not. What Does That Mean About Education?

Why I Believe We Need to Redesign Schools Around Decision-Making

Dual Enrollment Numbers Are Rising. Colleges Want Them to Keep Growing.

Hot Topic: Digital Access

Large Public Libraries Give Young Adults Across U.S. Access to Banned Books

Large Public Libraries Give Young Adults Across U.S. Access to Banned Books

By Claire Woodcock

Facing Cuts to Vital Online Resources, School Librarians Look to States for Help

Facing Cuts to Vital Online Resources, School Librarians Look to States for Help

By Claire Woodcock

Edtech’s ‘Privacy Pledge’ Is Going Away. That Doesn’t Mean Student Data Is Safe.

Edtech’s ‘Privacy Pledge’ Is Going Away. That Doesn’t Mean Student Data Is Safe.

By Daniel Mollenkamp

School Districts Lost Federal Funds. Will Students Lose Digital Access?

School Districts Lost Federal Funds. Will Students Lose Digital Access?

By Daniel Mollenkamp