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Academies
Schools in the largest multi-academy trusts have higher levels of teacher turnover than other schools, new research has found. The Education Policy Institute’s latest...
Teaching
A pilot to infuse Black history and culture in social studies curriculum is gaining ground in the nation’s largest school district, offering a potential...
Teaching
The U.S. Department of Education is investing $236 million into a perennial challenge in education: Helping young people with disabilities move from K-12 schools...
Teaching
Ask an early educator to explain the science of reading, and phonics will likely headline the response. But phonics, and its emphasis on word...
Teaching
Understanding and managing a room full of students is often a “trial by fire” for less experienced educators, according to Megan Ryan, the mentor...
Teaching
When students walk into Ruby Bridges Elementary School to start their day, nobody is pulled aside or separated from their peers to receive special...
Teaching
Creating a school community where students with complex learning or developmental needs feel welcomed and valued takes more than merely including them in classes...
Academies
Conservative donor and media mogul Sir Paul Marshall has stood down as chair and trustee of Ark Schools after he was accused of liking...
Academies
The government has ended funding for the sector body set up to oversee the teaching schools hub network. In a letter to hubs today,...
Academies
I like to think I’m quite an optimistic person, but unfortunately when I was asked to join a panel last summer, on whether we...
News
Marc Tessier-Lavigne, president of Stanford, resigned in August after an investigation found serious flaws in studies he had supervised going back decades. Claudine Gay,...
Leaders
I’ve argued many times over the years that there’s no such thing as an “implementation problem.” Rather, the term is a fancy way for...
News
The 75-foot-long brontosaurus at the newly reopened Yale Peabody Museum in New Haven, Conn., is the same dinosaur that the natural history museum has...
Leaders
Inside a locked room at Colleyville Middle School that staff members use for professional development, a “data wall” offers a glimpse of each of...
Leaders
Students who feel connected to school are more likely to attend and perform well, and less likely to misbehave and feel sad and hopeless....
Leaders
Staff and students at Yates Elementary in Schenectady, N.Y., rarely end a conversation without uttering two words: “Choose Kind.” The phrase, written on signs...
Teaching
Students with disabilities have historically been excluded from the instruction their general education peers receive. When they’re included, oftentimes it’s in an environment that’s...
News
To the Editor: “Pandemic Effect: Absence From Schools Is Soaring” (front page, March 30) highlights the persistent challenge of chronic absenteeism in U.S. schools....
News
When President Biden announced his plan to provide student debt relief for 43 million borrowers nearly two years ago, there was a piece to...
Leaders
Imagine you’re a student-athlete just starting out in a team sport. Your opponent is winning, the spectators are loud, there are only a few...
Leaders
For Raniya Fisher, a senior at Ridgeland High School in Mississippi, lunchtime is about more than eating, it’s a time to recharge and build...
Policy
Time is running out for school districts to spend their remaining federal COVID-relief dollars—unless districts successfully get approval to take a little longer. Districts...
Policy
The recent criminal convictions of the parents of the student who killed four students at Oxford High School in Michigan in 2021 were groundbreaking—the...
Policy
On Monday, I talked with departing Institute of Education Sciences Director Mark Schneider, who just wrapped up his six-year term. In our conversation, he...
Leaders
I’ve argued many times over the years that there’s no such thing as an “implementation problem.” Rather, the term is a fancy way for...
Leaders
Inside a locked room at Colleyville Middle School that staff members use for professional development, a “data wall” offers a glimpse of each of...
Leaders
Students who feel connected to school are more likely to attend and perform well, and less likely to misbehave and feel sad and hopeless....
News
The 75-foot-long brontosaurus at the newly reopened Yale Peabody Museum in New Haven, Conn., is the same dinosaur that the natural history museum has...
Leaders
Staff and students at Yates Elementary in Schenectady, N.Y., rarely end a conversation without uttering two words: “Choose Kind.” The phrase, written on signs...
Teaching
Students with disabilities have historically been excluded from the instruction their general education peers receive. When they’re included, oftentimes it’s in an environment that’s...