Teachers are on the front lines of widespread AI adoption in the last three years, but so far they are receiving limited training—or even guidance—in how to use the technology ethically and effectively in their
Elementary teachers nationwide are seeing worsening and more severe behavior problems in young children, according to an article in The Hechinger Report. Students are more disruptive and may lash out physically at classmates and teachers.
A new study analyzing the instructional progress of 25,000 novice teachers in Tennessee finds that the best predictor of a new teacher’s effectiveness and likelihood to stay in the job is how quickly they learn classroom management,
The rate of educator attrition in Pennsylvania is rising, turnover is disproportionately impacting urban and rural districts, and teachers report feeling burnt out, overworked, and underprepared, according to an article in Chalkbeat Philadelphia. New research
The absence of federal laws and regulations governing use of artificial intelligence in the classroom is forcing teachers to rely on assorted advice from states, professional organizations, tech companies, and even TikTok influencers, according to
For the first time, the high school range of 195 to 224 students per counselor meets the American School Counselor Association recommendation, according to an article in K-12 Dive. Research has pointed to benefits of
Teachers say today’s students struggle more with in-person social interactions and regulating their emotions compared with previous eras, according to an Education Week article. In response, many schools are teaching students foundational social-emotional skills. Research
Parents are extremely interested in shaping the educational experiences of their children and those in their communities, according to an article in The 74. The pandemic heightened the role of parents in their children’s learning
Emotional and behavioral problems in children can be caused by spending too much time on screens — and those problems can lead to even more screen use, according to research published by the American Psychological
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