Children become aware of race and can experience positive and negative emotions about their ethnic groups even before they start school, a report says.
The COVID shift to remote instruction—when parents became their children's second teachers—has made families more discerning about how students learn best.
Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2021, 2:00 pm ET <br><br> It's been suggested that teaching reading is rocket science. The expertise it requires means rigorous teacher preparation and professional learning is necessary for educators to be aligned with years of reading science research. In line with that thinking, administrators need to acquire the same expertise and preparedness from trusted resources that summarize key conclusions drawn from reading research.
The popular narrative of vast teacher shortage brought to crisis levels by the COVID pandemic could saddle the nation with solutions that will only worsen the problem.
Targeted hygiene means focusing hygiene practices at the times and in the places that matter most to help break the chain of infection and reduce the transmission of germs.
High school graduation rates set a record just before COVID, and a new report warns that only aggressive efforts will power that progress past the pandemic.
We must advocate for educator preparation to rectify and amend past policies, that although implemented with good intent, have since failed to achieve intended goals and are inherently flawed.
Department of Justice and FBI are stepping in to shield educators who have faced increasing attacks over masks, critical race theory and other K-12 issues.
The human faces of the grim toll COVID's has taken on teachers and school staffers are being shared daily on a Twitter feed called "School Personnel Lost To Covid."
