Opinion

An assistant superintendent explains how her district uses video to make teacher professional development relevant, intentional and focused.

From advances in technology to books being pulled off a classroom shelf, the new year is expected to bring serious challenges to educators, along with battles at the legislative level about how and what should be taught in the classroom.

We are all "math people"—we may just not have had the opportunity to learn math in school the way our brain is naturally designed to learn.

A number of online tutoring providers have sprung up—and schools are faced with the challenge of identifying one to provide a high-quality, engaging experience for students.

AI can greatly help educators—be they in the classroom or central office—to engage students on a more personalized level, ensure equal access to quality learning resources and ease the workload

Equity leadership is every school and district leader's job. Yet, too often definitions are buzzy and lack practical application.