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This high-tech map is helping leaders chart a course back to high achievement

Matt Zalaznick | October 30, 2022

Interactive Education Recovery Scorecard shows the difference between 2019 and 2022 test scores in some districts "was essentially zero" while students elsewhere fell much further behind. Scorecard should help superintendents recalibrate their plans to tackle learning loss, say the researchers at Harvard and Stanford universities who conducted the analysis.

Opinion

4 ways to inspire our most creative thinkers to love STEM

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | October 30, 2022

With the rapid pace of technological change and global challenges, we need as many students as possible to become innovative problem solvers and STEM thinkers.

Briefing

Are your accelerated learning plans set for success? Let's evaluate

Matt Zalaznick | October 27, 2022

There are several questions you can ask to determine if accelerated learning strategies—such as tutoring and expanded learning—are equitable.

Opinion

Schools that don't take these 3 steps remain vulnerable to cyberattacks

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | October 27, 2022

Schools lost more than four days on average to downtime and spent nearly a month recovering from the cyberattacks.

Briefing

Increase training and mental health funding: 2 teacher retention strategies that are already working

Matt Zalaznick | October 26, 2022

"Grow-your-own" is the most popular teacher recruitment strategy in the nation's largest school systems, with many leaders implementing team teaching and expanded PD.

Briefing

Happiness gap: 10 signs that some students are less OK than others

Matt Zalaznick | October 25, 2022

Students' perspectives on happiness, suicide, bullying and getting help provide some eye-opening revelations about the severity of our mental health crisis.

Opinion

8 ways to organize professional development events with smaller budgets

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | October 25, 2022

While education systems scramble to reduce costs, the quality of professional development events for educators and administrators is on the line. It shouldn't be.

Opinion

Global perspective: 5 ways online learning expands horizons

Wesley Simoes | October 24, 2022

Online learning allows students to work ahead and makes good use of elective learning time, among other advantages.

Briefing

Here's what's keeping K-12 leaders up at night—and what's keeping them hopeful.

Matt Zalaznick | October 24, 2022

"We have had a lot of success and we have a lot to be proud of," says Virginia Superintentendent Rick Clemons. "But there are a lot of things that still need to be done."

Briefing

Hiring surge: How leaders are spending $20 billion to strengthen teaching

Matt Zalaznick | October 23, 2022

Districts are paying teachers to work longer hours, offering retention bonuses and pursuing other strategies that break with tradition, an analysis says.

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This high-tech map is helping leaders chart a course back to high achievement

4 ways to inspire our most creative thinkers to love STEM

Are your accelerated learning plans set for success? Let's evaluate

Schools that don't take these 3 steps remain vulnerable to cyberattacks

Increase training and mental health funding: 2 teacher retention strategies that are already working

Happiness gap: 10 signs that some students are less OK than others

8 ways to organize professional development events with smaller budgets

Global perspective: 5 ways online learning expands horizons

Here's what's keeping K-12 leaders up at night—and what's keeping them hopeful.

Hiring surge: How leaders are spending $20 billion to strengthen teaching

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