Disrupted Learning and Health Woes: Climate Change Impacts Educators Should Brace For
Severe heat, flooding, storms, and diminished air quality will pose challenges that students, parents, and schools will all confront.
How To Write a Bibliography (Three Styles, Plus Examples)
Give credit where credit is due.
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Principal: Educators must be ‘unapologetic’ in pushing for leadership roles
Mary Pat Cumming, leader of the FAIR School in Minneapolis and a NASSP board member, says it’s important to create space for potential leaders.
With No Action From Biden, House GOP Seeks to Ban Trans Girls From School Sports
The Biden administration last June proposed protections for LGBTQ students, but hasn’t said those protections apply to trans athletes.
100+ Clever Riddles for High School Students
Encourage creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving.
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School Shooting Survivors at Odds With District Over Graduation Cords
Oxford graduating seniors want to wear special orange gun violence survivor cords at commencement. But the district says no.
Roblox Makes Its Move Into STEM Education. What Are the Risks for Schools?
Roblox counts 60 million daily users. Now it’s pushing into K-12 schools—with the help of influential nonprofit partners.
What Helps Black Female Superintendents Do the Job? The Sisterhood.
Black women comprise just under 1.5 percent of superintendents.
To Recruit Black Teachers, We Need Black Leaders (Opinion)
A math teacher explains why Black leaders play a significant role in recruiting and retaining Black educators in this letter to the editor.
What Higher Ed Gets Wrong About AI Chatbots — From the Student Perspective
As a doctoral student at the University of California at Los Angeles, I was among those who got a recent campus-wide email with an urgent directive: …