Calling critical race theory "deeply flawed," Indiana's attorney general releases "Parents Bill of Rights" that also targets social-emotional learning.
Using more comprehensive methods to identify academic potential is one key in shifting to 'a fundamental, aggressive and unapologetic focus on talent and genius.'
With online and hybrid learning set to outlast COVID, students (and teachers) will look for simplified user experiences to navigate digital learning tools.
If pictures are worth 1,000 words, what about video—that question, and how ed-tech empowers student and teacher creativity, was the focus of this week's #FETCchat.
Here's how superintendents and their teams can leverage the strides made during online learning over the last year to further personalize learning and more deeply involve and engage parents.
Virtual internships are poised to outlast the disruptions of COVID because they give businesses access to a much broader pool of candidates particularly underrepresented students.
Amidst the critical race theory uproar, a report finds that students who learn about racism are more likely to hold egalitarian views and be active around racial issues
Participation in AP computer science classes in Rhode Island has increased 17-fold since 2016 as educators implement and refine the state's CS standards
Students own some of their teachers' learning at one Washington high school where kids help design professional development programs in diversity, equity and inclusion.
