Media Literacy Must Play Catch-Up as AI Use Booms
The rising use of AI is forcing schools to adjust media literacy lessons to meet the challenges of a new technological era, according to an article in Education Week. “It is difficult… to keep up,”
The rising use of AI is forcing schools to adjust media literacy lessons to meet the challenges of a new technological era, according to an article in Education Week. “It is difficult… to keep up,”
Walk into almost any school today and you will hear educators focused on achievement gaps and learning loss. There’s another gap shaping student outcomes that receives far less attention — it’s what I call the
Virginia’s superintendent of public instruction, Jenna Conway, discusses connecting kindergarten readiness to college, career and beyond in an article in the The 74. Before coming to Virginia in 2018, she headed the closely watched early
In recent years, educators say it is more challenging to get students to pay attention, according to an article in The Hechinger Report. Eighty-eight percent of respondents in an international survey of more than 3,000 teachers believed
Ninety-five percent of educators say that their school or district has an official policy restricting students’ access to their cellphones during school hours, according to a new EdWeek Research Center survey cited in an Education
Five classroom-tested approaches that make reading engaging, relevant and sustainable for middle school learners are described in an eSchool News essay by Carey Sweet, president of The Reading League Florida Chapter and a National Senior
A recent study from researchers at Harvard University, the University of Maryland College Park, and Stanford University analyzed more than 1,600 transcripts of 4th and 5th grade math lessons from the National Center for Teacher Effectiveness Transcript Dataset,
Seventh-grade math teacher Dylan Kane, who says he had taken some tech routines for granted for years, decided to drop screens from his class for the month of January, 2026 to see what would happen, according
For the past three years, teachers have cited student misbehavior as one the top causes of low morale in Education Week’s State of Teaching Project. More than 1 in 3 teachers reported student behavior was “a
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