A large body of evidence demonstrates that the billions of dollars invested in tablets, laptops, and high-speed internet has more downsides than most people expect, according to an article in Psychology Today. An international study
The science of reading is having a moment, writes Frederick Hess, executive editor of Education Next and the author of the blog “Old School with Rick Hess.”  The New York Times and Washington Post carry stories encouraging states to look south
For too long, education has divided itself into two camps: the “instructional core” people who believe quality curriculum and good teachers are enough to improve learning and the “innovation” people who view a school’s design
New York City students drawn to STEM — and artificial intelligence — may soon have a high school dedicated to “the next generation of technology professionals,” according to a Chalkbeat New York article. But families
In an Edutopia article, Tyler Rablin, an instructional coach and former ELA teacher for Sunnyside School District in Sunnyside, WA, looks back at his career and offers 11 of his best classroom management techniques. 1)
Districts are facing persistent educator shortages, larger classes and caseloads, and growing pressure to “do STEM,” writes Kara Ball, an education professor at Reach University, in a K-12 Dive essay. For students with learning and
Giving classroom educators time to observe and learn from colleagues, addressing student discipline concerns and encouraging educators to discuss where their schools are headed are ways of boosting teacher morale, according to an Education Week
Education leaders must treat students’ relationships—not just their diplomas and resumes—as critical, writes Bruno V. Manno, a senior advisor at the Progressive Policy Institute and a former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Education for Policy, in
Edtech developers and vendors make claims that artificial intelligence can transform how students learn and how educators teach. But a recent Stanford University report found the evidence behind claims of efficacy remains limited — and can raise new concerns
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