Education News & Research
When you teach, it’s important to know who’s making the laws that affect education and what those laws are. Here’s the latest education news and teacher takes on education news.
Dear Parents: Books Aren’t the Enemy, Smartphones Are.
"Young people are telling us they're in crisis."
Some Middle Schools Are Removing Algebra for the Sake of Equity—Why That Could Be a Mistake
A decision made with good intentions is having unintended consequences.
What Is School Choice?
Charter, magnet, vouchers, and tax credits explained.
Grades:
High School
This District Tackles the Learning Gap With a Bold Move: Offering Classes Separated by Race
It's about more than separation.
Meet the Teenage Student Behind the Viral “Brave Birds Still Fly Through Fog” Quote
The words she wrote as a 7th grader have moved thousands of people.
We Can’t Get Enough Of This Popular Influencer Calling On Brands to Help Clear Teacher Lists
Her story updates are inspiring (and hilarious!)
3 Ways Schools Are Missing the Mark on Discipline
Serious solutions require serious support.
15 Most Powerful Teachers’ Unions in the United States
They have influence.
Texas Board of Ed Rejects 7 of 12 Proposed Science Textbooks, Igniting Debate
The political influence on education continues.
Survey Reveals 1 in 5 US Teens Use ChatGPT for Schoolwork
AI isn't going anywhere. Are we ready?
4 Big Wins for Education From the 2023 Elections
Some good news for a change.
Grades:
Middle School
What Teenage Rats (Yes, Rats) Can Teach Us About Kindness
They totally outperformed the adult rats.
