Educators Share Advice on Supporting Students With Learning Differences
Students with learning differences benefit from flexibility, inclusivity, and clear communication, educators said.
DOWNLOADABLE: Choosing Grade School Books With Complex Representation of People and Topics
A new tool from The Education Trust helps educators think deeply about what complex representation of people, cultures, and topics means.
Older Students ‘Running Out of Time’ for Academic Recovery
A annual report finds significant academic and mental health problems for secondary students.
California Governor Signs Law Barring Schoolbook Bans Based on Racial, Gender Teachings
California Gov. Gavin Newsom called the measure “long overdue.”
District Leaders Are Walking a Fine Line on Cellphone Policies. What That Looks Like
Administrators point to strategic ways to design student cellphone policies that parents won’t oppose.
It’s Not Complicated. Instructional Coaches Should Give Clear Feedback (Opinion)
Good teaching isn’t an unsolvable mystery. Instructional coaches shouldn’t act like it is.
The 4 Gifts Principals Should Give Teachers This Year (Hint: Not Another School Mug) (Opinion)
Instead of a staff pizza party or a school-branded mug, give them meaningful gifts that really nourish their craft.
How These Districts Are Using $10,000 to Boost Student Learning
The pilot projects, begun with grants from the National Education Association, aim to curb absenteeism, supply food, and offer tutoring.
What Two New Studies Reveal About Learning Recovery
Effective programs require putting “a lot of effort into implementation,” said one researcher.