The use of restraint and seclusion to address behavior issues is harmful to children, said former Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, according to a K-12 Dive article summarized in an Education Slice brief. In a letter
eSchool News asked educators to share their views about teaching and learning in 2025. Here are 6 predictions: 1) Quality professional learning will be essential to retain teachers In 2025 and beyond, providing high-quality professional
Writing in Fast Company, Jack Lynch, CEO of HMH, states that empathy, safety, and privacy should come first when creating policy for generative AI (GenAI) technology in the classroom. ”Generative AI (GenAI) is best recognized
At Panorama Middle School in Panora, Iowa, teacher Mark Dorhout has developed an outdoor education program that connects students with nature and fosters environmental stewardship, according to an article in the Cedar Rapids Gazette (IA)
In a survey of 1,020 teachers conducted by the nonprofit RAND Corporation in the fall of 2023, 18% of teachers reported using AI for teaching, with 53% saying they use chatbots like ChatGPT at least
As schools continue to recover from the pandemic, there’s one troubling COVID symptom they can’t seem to shake: record-setting absenteeism, according to an article in The 74. Troubling data are beginning to emerge: In Oakland,
On average, about 25 percent of children in the early grades struggle with reading, according to an article in eSchool News using content provided by 3P Learning. These reluctant readers find the process complicated, and
In a recent discussion, educators highlighted the pressing challenges they face in engaging students, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to an article in Education Week and summarized by Education Slice. Penny
How do we ensure that AI supports the fundamental goal of fostering a student’s understanding, rather than simply focusing on speed, efficiency, or correctness, questions Dr. Steve Ritter of Carnegie Learning, writing in eSchool News.
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