Students are “sizing you up” as a teacher from day one, writes Bill Waychunas, a professor in the education department at Bradley University, in an Education Week essay. They quickly notice if a teacher establishes
An algorithm may identify patterns, but it cannot understand the complete picture of a student’s life and learning experience, according to an article in EdTech. It cannot fully account for family circumstances, social-emotional factors, classroom
Data science and AI skills have long-term benefits for students, but schools do not offer enough opportunities to learn it, according to a new survey of parents and educators cited in an Education Week article.
In a Hechinger Report essay, Lenore Skenazy, president of Let Grow, a nonprofit promoting childhood independence and resilience, and author of “Free-Range Kids”, asks, How do kids learn how to kick a ball? If you think that’s
Coping with stress and anxiety through informal, social ways is preferred by many students in place of help from school counselors or mental health professionals. according to an article in EdSource. Dance and Dialogue, a
Education leaders don’t expect rising concerns – and hostility in some cases — over screen time in classrooms to decrease this coming school year, according to an Education Week article. In fact, some see the
In an eSchool News essay, Scott Laband, president and CEO of Colorado Succeeds, asks the question: When it comes to AI, what do students actually need to learn to be successful for the rest of
As fall approaches, districts everywhere are preparing to onboard a new cohort of teachers and pair them with mentors, writes Renee Gugel, program chair of teacher leadership and an associate professor of leadership studies at
If a student is chronically absent every year, they miss up to a full instructional year by the time they graduate high school, according to a Bellwether analysis cited in a K-12 Dive article. Students
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