Articles: Teaching & Learning

The FCC launches pilot program, "Learning On-the-Go"

Raising the bar across the curriculum has become serious business.

Almost all of the 15 percent of Florida’s public school students identified as having learning disabilities are not exempt from the state’s push for rigor.

The 500 preK-5 students at Brooklyn, N.Y.'s P.S. 216 elementary school are the first students in the city to experience an Edible Schoolyard program.

While funding woes and NCLB mandates have led many school districts to cut music programs, Bay Shore, N.Y., remains steadfast in its support of all forms of arts education.

Recent events in school districts and some states show how divisive this 1960s phenomenon may prove to be in the 21st century.

Mainstreaming, population shifts, early intervention and budget cuts create challenges and opportunities for district leaders.