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Top Trump Ed. Dept. Nominee Penny Schwinn Makes Her Case to Senators Next Week
Schwinn and another top Ed. Dept. nominee are making their way through the confirmation process.
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Students Don't Think Cellphones Distract Them From Learning STEM. Teachers Disagree
How far apart the teens and teachers are on this issue.
• This is part of a special report on motivating students in STEM
• This is part of a special report on motivating students in STEM
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Title I and IDEA Have Transformed Schools. What Comes Next?
Keeping the focus on children most in need will demand political chops from local leaders.
Student Well-Being
What RFK Jr.'s New COVID Shot Recommendations Could Mean for Students
The HHS secretary said that annual COVID shots are no longer recommended for healthy children.
Teaching Profession
Inside the Rare and Rewarding Work of Teaching the Hmong Language
Teachers in less commonly taught languages such as Hmong face unique challenges and opportunities.
Teaching
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Students Can Easily Fall for Dangerous Messaging. What Teachers Can Do
How you can address hard emotions in the classroom.
Want to Motivate Students in STEM? The Way You Explain Things Matters
How teachers explain tricky math and science concepts can affect students' motivation in their STEM classes.
Many Kids' Parents Didn't Go to College. You Can Still Motivate Them in STEM
Students whose parents did not go to college often do not feel they have the necessary support to excel STEM subjects.
Students Don't Think Cellphones Distract Them From Learning STEM. Teachers Disagree
New surveys of teens and teachers show how far apart the two groups are on this issue.
Teachers, Parents, or Peers: Who Motivates Students Most to Pursue STEM?
Encouragement from adults—like teachers, school counselors, and parents—is crucial for motivating students in STEM.
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Quiz Yourself: How Much Do You Know About Building Strong School & Home Connections?
Answer 7 questions about building strong family and school connections.
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Spotlight on MTSS: Pathways to Achievement
This Spotlight will help you explore effective MTSS implementation and strategies for supporting struggling learners.
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How a School Has Changed Its Menu After Losing USDA Funds for Local Food
The loss of a USDA local food grant has forced menu changes at this rural Tennessee school district, and local farmers have lost business.
Curriculum
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These Two Key Questions Form the Heart of Digital Literacy Instruction
Crucial lessons around digital literacy and digital safety can be framed around these two questions.
School Climate & Safety
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Obama Ed. Sec. John King: How to Make School Safe for Students With Trauma
A former education secretary has some suggestions for making schools a safe space for students dealing with trauma.
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In This School, Teachers Dance Their Stress Away
This New York charter school offers teachers a Friday afternoon dance class to decompress from the week and connect with each other.
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How the National Teacher of the Year Puts Students First
The 2025 National Teacher of the Year shares what she believes makes a good teacher, and how she brings that to her classroom.
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Inside Pennsylvania's K-12 Market: More Money, and an Array of Challenges
EdWeek Market Brief's latest installment on key state market explores one where substantial new resources are being poured into K-12.
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State Standards Are in Flux. Here's What Companies Should Be Watching
An analyst who studies states' learning expectations cautions K-12 companies against falling into two common traps that can hurt business.
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If the Feds Cut Funding, Here Are the Products and Services School Districts Say Are Most Vulnerable
A new EdWeek Market Brief survey asks K-12 leaders what types of instructional resources and other products they would scale back.
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Can AI Supercharge Math Instruction? Here's What K-12 Leaders Say
A survey published in EdWeek Market Brief asks district and school leaders about artificial intelligence's role in the subject.
- LeadershipFamilies & the Community ‘Where Are Your Blind Spots?’: How Schools Can Create a Sense of BelongingDistrict leaders share their advice for creating frameworks to help students feel like they belong in their schools.
This Teacher PD Approach Has Spread to More Than 30 StatesIn theory, microcredentials incorporate elements researchers say are often missing from traditional professional development.What Schools Do When Parents Don't Pick Up Their KidsWhat schools do when parents don't pick up their kids can vary considerably, according to a new survey by the EdWeek Research Center.Policy & PoliticsLaw & Courts Supreme Court Won’t Hear ‘Two Genders’ Student T-Shirt CaseOver two justices' dissent, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case of a student barred from wearing an anti-transgender T-shirt.
What Happened to Oklahoma's Effort to Count Undocumented Students?State leaders ended the possibility of a rule change that would have required proof of citizenship in school enrollment.What to Know About the Private School Choice Program Moving Through CongressA new federal program would offer up to $5 billion in tax credits a year to fuel private school attendance nationwide.Teaching & LearningReading & Literacy Trump's Ed. Dept. Wants to Fund 'Evidence-Based' Reading. What Will That Mean for Schools?The agency has placed literacy squarely on its agenda amid an ongoing national "science of reading" movement.
What Teachers Really Think About State TestingState testing remains a complicated debate amongst educators as the end-of-year assessments take place.STEM Teachers Tell Us What Gets Them Jazzed About WorkTeaching STEM classes can be difficult and frustrating, because many students lack the confidence or skills to tackle those subjects.TechnologyPrivacy & Security 19-Year-Old College Student Pleading Guilty in PowerSchool Data HackA Massachusetts college student will plead guilty to stealing private data from two U.S. education tech companies.
Exploding Chromebooks? How to Counter the Latest TikTok TrendThe social media challenge has kids damaging school-issued devices.AI Makes Stuff Up. So How Can Teachers Use It in Instruction?AI should be used for creative thinking and brainstorming, not just answers to specific questions, experts argue.
