An article in eSchool News points out the benefits and pitfalls of using artificial intelligence (AI) to help reduce ever-increasing demands on students: The potential: Automate administrative tasks: By offloading repetitive tasks to AI, teachers
Preparing confident students for the future rests on four foundational promises–Joy, Connection, Growth, and Success–and educators committed to put them into practice, writes Dr. George Philhower, superintendent of Eastern Hancock Schools, a rural district east
A quarter of public school leaders reporting a “severe negative impact” on student learning due to lack of focus or inattention in the 2023-24 school year – a persistent repercussion of the pandemic — according
Most middle and high school students do not get enough sleep, which according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, is approximately 8 to 10 hours a night for teens ages 13 to 18,
Opportunity Culture is a new staffing model being implemented in the Fort Worth Independent School District that designates top-performing teachers as multi-classroom leaders, according to the Fort Worth Star Telegram. The aim is to raise
Nearly half of teachers (46 percent) say student engagement has declined compared to 2019, according to a survey by The Harris Poll for Discovery Education, according to an Education Week article. And most students, 83
Preparing students to succeed in college and careers starts long before high school and doesn’t only involve occupation-specific training, according to an article in Education Week. The abilities to collaborate, solve problems, and communicate effectively
Integrating data literacy lessons into early elementary school curriculum can be simple, since young children typically use data already without even realizing it, according to an article in K-12 Dive. Latrenda Knighten, president of the
About a third of 40 school districts who were first to use artificial intelligence lack formal policies on the tool, according to an analysis by the Center on Reinventing Public Education (CRPE), as reported in
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