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Moms for Liberty Co-Founder Would Be 'Honored' to Be Trump's Education Secretary
Tiffany Justice is "as much in the mix as anyone," a former GOP congressional staffer says.
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Why Schools Are Getting a Jump on Their Smartwatch Policies
A small but growing number of schools are adding smartwatches to their cellphone policies.
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‘People Can Only Hear When They’re Heard': Navigating Divisive Conversations
An expert advises educators on how to use curiosity to navigate divisive conversations.
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Gun Violence Takes a Toll. We Need More Support, Principals Tell Congress
School leaders made an emotional appeal for more funds to help schools recover from gun violence.
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Students Are Sharing Sexually Explicit ‘Deepfakes.' Are Schools Prepared?
A new report explores tech-powered sexual harassment in schools.
Equity & Diversity
It's Banned Books Week. Have the Challenges to Books Slowed Down?
Attempts to ban books in public schools are still prevalent, according to two new reports.
Inside One District's Experiment With Competency-Based Education
It’s tough to discern what grades and subjects are being taught in the Moonshot classroom. And that's part of the point.
What Is Standards-Based Grading, and How Does It Work?
Schools can retool to make instruction more personalized and student-centered. But grading is a common sticking point.
All States Allow Competency-Based Learning. Will It Become a Reality in Schools?
School districts in every state have the flexibility to adopt competency-based learning, but implementation is easier said than done.
It's Hard to Shift to Competency-Based Learning. These Strategies Can Help
Educators are interested in the model and supportive of some of its key components, even if largely unfamiliar with the practice.
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What a 63-Year Teaching Veteran Thinks of AI
Martha Strever has built her life around Linden Avenue Middle School.
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Tour a School Built to Stay Open in Extreme Weather
River Grove Elementary is built to stay open, with the lights on, as extreme weather strikes.
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How School Leaders Can Learn to 'Disagree Better'
Leaders can’t avoid conflict. But they can learn to manage it more effectively.
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How This Principal Protects Her Teachers’ Work-Life Balance
Work-life balance is possible for teachers. School and district leaders play a big role in making it happen.
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Make Learning ‘Binge-Worthy’: Immersive Adventures in the Classroom
This district leader explains how teachers can increase student engagement by incorporating immersive adventures into their lessons.
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The Phrases in Marketing Materials That Make K-12 Leaders Uneasy
An EdWeek Research Center survey reveals that district leaders are anxious about terms that have become targets of political/cultural battles.
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Solving Chronic Absenteeism Through the Smarter Use of Data
States have sought to create more accurate metrics for measuring student absences from school, work that has implications for vendors.
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How School Districts Are Building Tutoring Programs 'For the Long Run'
K-12 systems are recalibrating their needs and setting new strategies as stimulus money goes away, but academic struggles persist.
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Expansion of Outcomes-Based Contracts Eyed With Launch of Centralized Hub
The Southern Education Foundation's effort aims to help share best practices and greatly expand the reach of the performance-based deals.
- LeadershipSchool & District Management NYC Schools Chancellor David Banks Plans to Resign Amid Federal InvestigationThe hand-picked head of the nation’s largest school district is expected to resign amid a federal corruption investigation.
Preparing For and Responding to School Threats: Resources for AdministratorsResources to help schools prepare for and respond to threats of violence.What Stresses Out Superintendents? It Depends on How Big Their District IsThe tasks taking up superintendents' time and their top sources of stress differ depending on the size of the districts they lead.Policy & PoliticsLaw & Courts Court Revives Asian-American Groups' Challenge to New York City Selective AdmissionsNew York's program has sought to increase representation of Black and Latino students in its selective high schools.
ESSER Is Ending. Which Investments Accomplished the Most?Districts have until Sept. 30 to commit their last round of federal COVID aid to particular expenses.How One Grant Can Help Schools Recover From ShootingsSchools can leverage a little-known emergency grant to recover from violence or a natural disaster. Here’s how.Teaching & LearningSocial Studies The Topics That Dominate U.S. History Classes—And the Ones Teachers Want Help OnThe "inquiry" method is popular but not always structured well, a new report finds.
Teaching Math: A Resource GuideSee more than two dozen resources on math instruction from Education Week's new mini-course on that topic.Math Fluency Is All About Problem-Solving. Do We Teach It That Way?Researcher Bethany Rittle-Johnson shares strategies for how teachers can help students develop a deeper understanding of math.TechnologyEd-Tech Policy Cellphone Restrictions Are Coming to California SchoolsA new law requires all public schools in California to limit students' access to cellphones during the school day.
What Teachers and Principals Need to Know About 'Deepfakes'The number of instances of students and staff victimized by AI-manipulated media is growing.What Teachers Need to Know About Changes to Instagram Teen AccountsThe adjustments come as Meta faces multiple lawsuits from states and school districts.
