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Recruitment Strategy? Teachers React to 4-Day School Weeks
A new survey asks educators how the schedule would affect their likelihood of taking a job.
Reading & Literacy
Reading on Screens Worsens Comprehension for Younger Students. What Can Teachers Do?
Teachers are often required to use both digital and print formats in their classrooms.
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How to Strengthen the Safety and Security of Your School
Guidance to help school leaders feel empowered to address school safety.
School & District Management
Schools Can More Easily Get Food, Laptops as Supply Chain Problems Fade
Learn how the school integrates language supports into English/language arts classes.
English-Language Learners
How a 1974 U.S. Supreme Court Case Still Influences English-Learner Education
Fifty years ago Lau v. Nichols required schools to provide language support to English learners.
Ed-Tech Policy
National Ed-Tech Plan Outlines How Schools Can Tackle 3 Big Digital Inequities
There's potential for districts to use technology to meet students' individual learning needs, federal plan suggests.
Reading Comprehension Hinges on Building Knowledge. New Curricula Aim to Help
Students need to know a lot of content to become good readers. Enter new curriculum series, which prioritized shared texts exploring history, science, and literature.
Reading Comprehension Challenges and Opportunities, in Charts
Learn where students struggle, what types of materials educators use, and their perceptions of students' stamina and pleasure reading.
How to Build Students' Reading Stamina
Building stamina—the attention span and endurance to read texts for sustained periods—is critical to support reading comprehension.
English Learners Need Equal Access to Rich Texts. How One School Makes That Happen
A coordinator for an English-learner program discusses how to integrate language supports into English/language arts classes.
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Answer 7 questions about the whole child approach of connecting schools and communities.
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Spotlight on Problem-Based Learning
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Classroom Technology
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Using AI in the Classroom: Tips and Tricks From Two Teachers
AI is here to stay. How educators can maximize it in the classroom for the benefit of all.
Teaching
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Teachers, Try This: Beyoncé's 'Mute Challenge' to Get Students' Attention
This teacher incorporates Beyoncé's "mute challenge" and other elements of pop culture to increase student engagement.
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How Math Instruction Evolved in 2023, and What's Ahead
EdWeek's Stephen Sawchuk examines the changes in math policy and practice in 2023, and anticipates what's ahead for the new year.
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How Reading Policy Evolved in 2023, And What's Ahead
Education Week’s curriculum and instruction reporter recaps developments in reading policy in 2023, and offers a look at what's ahead.
Recruitment & Retention
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How to Support Early-Career Teachers: Advice From Native Educators
They were new teachers fresh out of a graduate program to create a Native teacher pipeline. Today, neither is still in that position.
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Publishers face a deadline to comment on proposed regulations that will guide the sweeping policy change in the critical K-12 market.
- LeadershipStudent Well-Being Is There a Link Between Opioids and Youth Suicides? What Educators Need to KnowThe rate of suicide deaths among children has been on a mostly upward trajectory for more than a decade.
How These Principals Nip Apathy in the Bud After Winter Break and Long WeekendsCellphone bans, Instagram posts and shout-outs are small fixes to the growing problem of student apathy.In: Cocoa. Out: Chromebooks. E-Learning Didn't Kill Old-Fashioned Snow Days, Educators SayRemember when virtual learning was going to put paid to snow days? These educators don't, either.Policy & PoliticsLaw & Courts In 1974, the Supreme Court Recognized English Learners' Rights. The Story Behind That CaseThe Lau v. Nichols ruling said students have a right to a "meaningful opportunity" to participate in school, but its legacy is complex.
More than 1 in 4 Schools Targeted for Improvement, Survey FindsThe new federal findings show schools also continue to struggle with absenteeism.Biden Admin. Says New K-12 Agenda Tackles Absenteeism, Tutoring, Extended LearningThe White House unveiled a set of K-12 priorities at the start of an election year.Teaching & LearningEnglish-Language Learners Timeline: The U.S Supreme Court Case That Established English Learners' RightsFifty years ago the landmark Lau v. Nichols case set the stage for federal English-learner policy.
New York Joins the 'Science of Reading' Movement, Offering Guidance—Not MandatesThe nation's fourth most populous state has unveiled a series of briefs that outline a guiding instructional framework for reading.Picking 'Evidence-Based' Programs: 5 Mistakes for Educators to AvoidEducation researchers share key insights on what to do when evaluating studies and reviews.TechnologyPrivacy & Security As Cyberattacks Mount, Lawmakers Double Their Efforts to Protect SchoolsBut the legislative push is not matched by funds to build better cyber defenses.
3 Things to Keep in Mind When Vetting AI Tools for the ClassroomExperts from Common Sense Media share their best practices for assessing digital tools.‘I’m More Scared of the People’: What Two High Schoolers Make of AIThe students discuss how they’ve used AI, their concerns about it, and how they see it affecting their career plans.
