Curriculum & Instruction

Report: Lack of COVID-era report cards left families ‘in the dark’

States missed a valuable opportunity to use school report cards to help parents better understand how COVID disrupted student learning, a new report says.

20 states pressure Biden administration on critical race theory

Calling critical race theory "deeply flawed and controversial," 20 state attorneys general want it left out of Department of Ed history and civics guidance. 

Scholarship shot: 4 states push teens to get vaccines

Students ages 12-17 who get vaccinated are eligible in some states to win a huge prize: a fully-paid college education.

Did emergent bilingual students lose a year of language while at home?

Some in education are suggesting certain students be retained because of the “learning loss” that has taken place. Here is an argument against that approach.

Recovery regimen: 3 districts set post-COVID SEL strategies

Supporting teachers and staff with professional development and providing time for self-care pose two of the biggest post-COVID challenges for one Virginia district.

Equitably expanding dual enrollment: A proven method to increase college success

Based on extensive research, The Dual Enrollment Playbook describes the five principles that college and K-12 leaders can follow to design equitable dual enrollment programs.

Virtual White House field trip expands access to U.S. capital

Nw virtual White House field trip featuring First Lady Jill Biden provides access to the U.S. nation's capital to students who can't travel due to COVID or lack of resources. 

5 key strategies for tracking ed-tech’s impact

How administrators can strike a balance between letting teachers experiment and ensuring new digital tools are high-quality, cost-effective and secure.

4 thoughts on preventing long-term dropouts post-COVID

Getting students who have missed significant amounts of school to return is the only the first step in what will a long and challenging recovery process, dropout expert says.

How ed-tech turbocharges active learning in schools

COVID's disruptions came with a silver lining—unprecedented permission to move beyond outdated learning strategies and experiment with new approaches.

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