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Denmark's high school students will verbally defend all written assignments amid global concerns about overuse of tech in schools.
Nearly half of U.S. adults support "bell-to-bell" cellphone bans for middle and high school students, according to a new survey.
When students realize that history didn't just happen somewhere else, they gain the confidence to make it their own and to rethink how they can impact the next 250 years of our nation's existence.
Readiness requires deliberate decisions about what students are expected to learn, how they are supported, and how progress is measured.
The Student Mental Health Network isn't just another student-facing program. It promotes change at the district level.
The most successful districts received targeted support from their states, new research concludes. Here are some examples.
District leaders should pay attention to both AI adoption and how educators are able to use the time it returns to them.
Districts that give teachers "time to play" with AI, though, can start to close the literacy gap that exists between teachers and their students.
The question isn't whether professional learning should become more personalized. It's how districts can make that customization sustainable.
When the rules aren't equal, it isn't choice. Here's how to tell the difference—and what to demand instead.
