Curriculum & Instruction

2 new superintendents detail how they got the top job

The overriding purpose of DA's National Superintendent Academy is to provide aspiring administrators with practical skills and information for seeking a superintendency.

Critical race theory sparks nationwide pro-and-con protests

Parents, teachers and others rallied across the country this weekend, for and against the teaching of critical race theory in K-12 schools.

Educators plan to rally Saturday against race theory legislation

Recent legislative pushes on critical race theory prompt those in K-12 to take Pledge to Teach the Truth.

5 questions about teaching critical race theory as bans spread

CRT opponents who advocate "colorblind education" in treating all students equally regardless of their ethnicity neglect the deeper impacts of race, expert says.

Office for Civil Rights details COVID’s 3 big equity impacts

Department of Education urges action on learning loss and achievement gaps, access to learning resources and opportunities, and English learner participation.

Aspiring superintendents: Join our summer National Superintendents Academy

A comprehensive program that prepares you for the academic, political and logistical rigors of superintendency and senior leadership — in an interactive virtual series.

How to buy digital books for your curriculum

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Summer esports: 4 opportunities to learn, play

Scholastic organizations help bring video game tournaments, camps and hands-on experiences to students virtually.

Professor: Critical race theory bans harm students; how safe spaces help

Race is a seminal aspect of the American experience, and bans on how it is taught can harm both students of color and their white classmates, professor Vida A. Robertson says.

5 solutions for fixing the flaws in online learning

One-third of schools will maintain remote instruction as an option for all students post-COVID, says an ongoing survey of teachers' and principals' experiences of the pandemic.

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