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Linda McMahon Abruptly Tells States Their Time to Spend COVID Relief Has Passed
McMahon said the Ed. Dept. would no longer honor the extensions it had granted states.
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Recess can build communication and leadership skills.
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McMahon Says Schools With 'Gender Plans' Could Be Violating Federal Privacy Law
The Trump administration is again threatening federal funding for states and school districts.
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Schools Find New Ways to Celebrate Women’s History Month
Here are two examples of how schools celebrated Women’s History Month in 2025.
Why Understanding AI Starts With Math
Giving students a peek at the math under the hood of AI can help them understand the potential power and pitfalls of the technology.
The Future of Math Class: How AI Could Transform Instruction
Even as the use of AI expands in K-12 schools, many math teachers remain skeptical of its value.
How AI Is Changing the Way Math Teachers Plan Lessons
Math teachers are less likely to use AI tools, but some are getting ahead of the curve.
Can AI and Math Work Together? Here's What Teachers Say
Generate practice problems, plan lessons, and help struggling learners were among many recommendations.
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How Everyday Objects Can Strengthen Phonemic Awareness
Teachers can create homegrown kits to help students master phonemic awareness—how to manipulate the sounds in English.
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This High School Program Is Preparing Students to Be Detention Officers
For high school students interested in fields in criminal justice, this district’s program gives them the opportunity to graduate with a job in the field.
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How Schools Can Help Older Students Struggling With Reading
With a growing number of struggling readers in the older grades, schools need school-wide strategies and individual interventions.
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How to Structure Lessons to Build Reading and Writing Skills
Tips for teachers on ways to incorporate reading and writing into lessons to enhance both skills.
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Flexible Seating Without the Chaos. This Teacher Has Figured It Out
This 4th grade class utilizes 11 different types of flexible seating to keep them moving throughout the day.
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With Culture Wars Poised to Erupt Again, This Is the Support Districts Want From Companies
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The early months of President Donald Trump’s second term in office have been marked by rapid-fire and controversial actions that have aimed to upend decades-old federal education policies and practices.
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A Wave of New Legislation Aims to Ban DEI in Public SchoolsState legislators have introduced measures that would prohibit schools from maintaining diversity, equity, and inclusion offices.How 2 School Leaders Limited Distractions and Carved Out More Time for LearningThey removed extra responsibilities from teachers' days and carved out a dedicated academic intervention time.Policy & PoliticsFederal Dramatic Cuts to Ed. Data Programs Will Have Far-Reaching Consequences, Researchers WarnEducation research organizations asked Congress to intervene in cuts to ed. data, research staff.
States Get Antsy as Education Department Layoffs Delay Millions for SchoolsReimbursements for federal education aid are weeks late, according to state chiefs.See Which Schools Trump's Education Department Is Investigating and WhyThe agency has opened more than 80 investigations. Check out our map and table to review them.Teaching & LearningTeaching Special Report New and Experienced Teachers Can All Benefit From Mentors. How That LooksCoaching and mentoring can help novice and veteran teachers adapt to changing practice.
Reading Comprehension Teaching Has Improved—But Not Nearly EnoughA review paper of research from the past 50 years shows that many teachers still aren't deploying evidence-based methods.The College Board Adds Two New AP Courses. Here’s What Makes Them DifferentThe College Board is launching career-focused AP courses in business and cybersecurity to equip students with real-world skills.TechnologyArtificial Intelligence How AI Might Be Used to Motivate and Assess Students in MathGates Foundation education director outlines how AI might be used to improve math instruction.
Schools Face an Uphill Battle in Protecting Student Data in the Age of AIA report from the Consortium for School Networking examines the state of districts' student data privacy practices.How To Help All Math Teachers Build AI Skills (DOWNLOADABLE)The professional development that teachers say they would like depends on their experience level with the technology.
