If a child believes they are bad, they’ll likely act that way because that’s the role they think they’re supposed to play, writes Dr. George Philhower, the superintendent of Eastern Hancock Schools, a rural district
Effective mentors can help novice teachers improve student learning in their first year on the job as much as teachers without mentors perform in their third year of teaching, according to an article in Education
Countless teachers put their students, and their work, before their own health while facing high levels of stress—a leading risk factor for alcohol abuse, according to an article in Education Week. Educators rank among the
As ChatGPT, Copilot and similar tools become increasingly embedded in education, knowing what questions to ask is a critical skill, says Nesren El-Baz, an ESL educator with more than 20 years of experience, writing in
Are the four million women and men in K–12 classrooms in the U.S. professional educators or working teachers? Paul E. Peterson, the Henry Lee Shattuck Professor of Government and director of the Program on Education Policy
“Any of us in the classroom—or connected to it in some way—clearly see the need to support our students’ mental health,” says Larry Ferlazzo, an English and social studies teacher at Luther Burbank High School
K-12 Dive points to six trends to watch in 2025: 1) Budgets will be stressed by rising costs and limited funding. The expiration of federal American Rescue Plan funds — the last and largest of
Teacher observations should be a matter of support rather than judgment between teacher and principal, according to many educators writing in Education Week’s Opinion pages. Here’s how to deliver that support through observations: 1) Lead
A new study from the Brookings Institution finds that parents and children differ massively on how much learning happens in school, according to an article in The 74. Substantially less than half of all high
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