An Education Week article examines the pressure on teachers to change grades, how some schools prevent demands by students or parents to change marks, and how traditional grading systems have become open to debate. Students
Thoughtful rollouts, ample training and clear guidance are keys to how leading-edge schools are bringing artificial intelligence into their districts, according to an article in EdTech. “When you have over 30 kids in a classroom,
Growth mindset, resilience, effective teamwork and cognitive flexibility are skills employers such as Apple, Delta Airlines, Microsoft, and Southwest Airlines want schools to instill in the future workforce, according to an Education Week article. Social
As students move through elementary and middle school, demand for vocabulary knowledge increases significantly, writes Ashley Pursley, a digital integration specialist, in eSchool News. Entering ninth grade, students are expected to know and understand approximately
Mental health challenges among New York City students have surged following the COVID-19 pandemic, and this has triggered a pivot toward peer support systems, according to Chalkbeat. Connecting with peers is essential to coping with
Almost two-thirds of teachers and administrators use digital fitness trackers to monitor how many steps they take each workday, according to a national survey conducted in 2024 and reported in Education Week. Educators logged an
Julian Ramos has a passion for sharing his love for dramatic art with the next generation, according to an article in EdSource. It’s key to engaging students in language, he believes, leading to self-discovery and
There is no consensus on what causes teacher burnout — or how to avoid it, according to an Education Week article. Certain personality traits — low levels of emotional stability and high levels of conscientiousness,
“We have moved beyond the era of relying solely on paper copies and worksheets; the focus now is on adapting to change and providing the best opportunities for students to express themselves and expand their
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