A federal lawsuit blames the lack of quality education at Detroit Public Schools on the state of Michigan, which has controlled the district for nearly two decades.
Latest research finds some screen time, from some sources, doesn't harm grades. So educators and parents must find the right balance for ed tech and entertainment.
New York may begin screening preschoolers for dyslexia, and Montana now requires schools to test all new students, up to second grade. The policy changes come as parents pressure educators to enhance interventions.
As more states and policymakers urge schools to expand computer science instruction, experts are examining the ramifications of how the subject is being integrated.
District Administration recently asked administrators how they have used E-rate funding, what was challenging about the process and what changes they would support. Watch this web seminar to learn what the future of E-rate could look like, and find out more about other technology funding sources.
K-12 and higher education leaders continue to collaborate in new ways to share resources and give graduating high school students a boost as they make the transition to college.
Through gameplay, students with disabilities may improve their social and mental wellness and feel empowered alongside their nondisabled peers, says Gregory Haynes, DA guest columnist and FETC 2020 speaker.
