The orders address a broad array of topics such as school discipline, racial preferences, gender and athletics, fundamentally reshaping the legal and regulatory landscape for K12 education.
Leadership matters. Strong superintendents attract strong administrators and teachers. They create stability, build systems of accountability and unify boards, staff and communities. When those seats are vacant—or filled poorly—it is students who pay the price. That is why the superintendent shortage should alarm every stakeholder in education. At some point, we’re going to wake up […]
Technology is "a lever for equity and empowerment—not just for students, but for educators, too," says Whitney Criswell, Leadhership speaker and digital learning coach.
Educating With AI in the Classroom Series <br><br> Don't miss this fall's must-attend AI in education series. In three powerful sessions, global experts Jos Dirkx, Jon Bergmann, and Catlin Tucker will reveal how AI is rewriting curriculum and pedagogy, raising the bar for mastery learning, and making personalization real for each student. This is your chance to see how schools can harness AI to accelerate growth, empower teachers, and transform learning right now.
Written by Cassandra Haines Riiska Math anxiety can create obstacles in school, work, and everyday life, but many people are finding ways to manage it. From digital tools to game-based learning, new solutions are helping individuals build confidence with math. Parents also face unique challenges, especially when helping their children with homework, but they're turning […]
Illinois came very close to passing legislation that would have allowed its state community colleges to start offering baccalaureate degrees in the areas of most outstanding workforce need.
