Developing Classroom Management Skills
Classroom management is one of the toughest things that teachers do – and it is a skill that you can develop and perfect over time, according to a post on the We Are Teachers website.
Classroom management is one of the toughest things that teachers do – and it is a skill that you can develop and perfect over time, according to a post on the We Are Teachers website.
The homework slide, beginning at least since the early ‘90s, has accelerated in recent years, according an Education Week article citing Monitoring the Future, an ongoing national research project that tracks behaviors of teens and others.
Student engagement and motivation are surface-level indicators of learning that can be misleading, writes Rebecca A. Huggins, a secondary literacy leader and instructional designer, in an Education Week opinion piece. Activity doesn’t always mean understanding.
In education circles it’s known as the “Mississippi Miracle.” As recently as 2013, Mississippi ranked 49th in the country for education, which seemed predictable for a state with low education spending and one of the
For the last two years, conversations about AI in education have tended to fall into two camps: excitement about efficiency or fear of replacement, writes Timothy Montalvo, a middle school educator, in an eSchool News
Visiting a classroom in Shanghai prompted Julia Rafal-Baer, CEO and co-founder of ILO Group, a women-owned national education policy and strategy firm, to conclude that the U.S. needs a strategy for how AI will impact
Student behavior problems continue to plague schools, and educators say they’ve become more serious, according to a 2024 survey by the EdWeek Research Center and reported in Education Week. Nearly half of teachers, school leaders,
State proposals and new laws aim to allow or ban corporal punishment, remove violent students from classrooms, and restrict preschool suspensions, according to an article in K-12 Dive. Three examples: Arkansas has a $7 million
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul wants to make mental health first-aid training available to every 10th grader in the state, according to an article in Chalkbeat New York. The plan would expand a program that
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