The majority of K-12 edtech leaders say they believe AI can benefit education, and roughly one-third have a generative AI initiative–but cybersecurity remains at the top of their priority lists, according to the 2024 State of
“Historically, teachers’ rates of ‘job strain,’ stress from high demand/low control work, are higher than the average rate of all workers, writes Alexandra Robbins in Education Next. Alexandra Robbins is the New York Times bestselling
Recent federal data indicates a surge in enrollment for teacher preparation programs across the U.S. — a potential shift toward addressing the long-standing teacher shortage crisis, according to Education Slice. From 2018 to 2022, these
Schools are earning mixed reviews from high school students on two key indicators of how well they encourage a sense of belonging, according to Education Week. That’s according to a recent survey by the EdWeek
The community of teachers who use resources from financial education nonprofit Next Gen Personal Finance (NGPF) has reached a milestone of 100,000 members, according to Education Slice. NGPF’s mission is to ensure that all high
A “deepfake” audio recording of a principal making derogatory comments has sparked serious concerns in Baltimore County, showing the damaging potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in schools, according to Education Slice. The incident involved the
The prevalence of active shooter incidents at schools, particularly high schools, has prompted increased discussions about campus safety measures, according to Education Slice. According to the Security Industry Association, since 1999, nearly 60% of such
Consumed with pandemic-era grief, Gen Z’s apathy towards attending college has grown — even influencing students as young as middle schoolers, according to The 74. A new YPulse report found two in five Gen Z
A recent national survey of more than 1,000 math teachers reveals that many are rejecting the materials they should be using – textbooks, worksheets and digital materials — and cobbling together their own lesson plans,
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