'Trying to get kids to talk more': Omaha principal shifts learning to respond to post-COVID-19 crisis
An Omaha Public Schools principal said five years after the COVID-19 pandemic, schools are still dealing with the fallout of disrupted academics and social distancing. Issues like poor school ...
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Teachers and Principals Are Turning to AI. Here’s How
Responses and data such as these give states and districts a clearer idea about how teachers and principals are using AI, and ...
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7 Learning Myths Your Students Probably Believe
From left- and right-brain thinking to the notion that talent beats persistence, these common myths can hinder student ...
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It’s Important to Talk About Learning Accommodations with Your Students—Here’s How to Do It
From metaphors for elementary kids to mindset shifts and graphic organizers for teens, here are teacher-tested tips for ...
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‘I Don’t Get Burnt Out as Much:' How These Teachers Use AI in Their Daily Work
Amanda Pierman teaches her upper school science class at The Benjamin School in North Palm Beach, Fla., on Feb. 10, 2025. She ...
How To Better Nurture Critical Thinking In Students
Whether academic or professional, if you teach or lead others in any capacity, do your absolute best to nurture ...
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In 'Armand,' a fraught parent-teacher conference becomes increasingly unhinged
Writer-director Halfdan Ullmann Tøndel’s debut film is structured around a meeting between the titular character's mother and ...
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Small Class Sizes are a Top Priority for Teachers. But Do They Improve Student Outcomes?
Sara Kerr, vice president of education policy implementation for Results for America, a good-government nonprofit, says reducing class size can be costly because teachers are the heaviest expense for ...
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Denver Public Schools sues feds to stop immigration enforcement at schools, ‘sensitive locations’
The lawsuit was filed a week after raids on apartment buildings in Denver and Aurora caused fear among students and families.
Schools say deeply personal survey saved lives. Then they released student data
Since 2018, more than 36,000 students across the region have shared their hopes, fears and family secrets in an online questionnaire called Check Yourself.
Debate rages on over how to teach kids to read
"More than half of Massachusetts third-grade students are not proficient readers. Stop and take that in," write two education ...
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What Keeps Stressed-Out Faculty Members Going? Their Students.
A free account provides you access to a limited number of free articles each month, plus newsletters, job postings, salary ...