Survey: How Gen Z Views their Education and Future
The 74 offers four key findings from a survey last year of nearly 3,000 12-26 year olds (Generation Z) focusing on how they think about their education and future. The survey was conducted by Common
The 74 offers four key findings from a survey last year of nearly 3,000 12-26 year olds (Generation Z) focusing on how they think about their education and future. The survey was conducted by Common
Turnover contributes to higher rates of student suspensions and disciplinary referrals, according to a study based on New York City Public Schools data and reported in K-12 Dive. If a teacher leaves in midyear, the
If burnout is treated as proof of dedication, educators are helping to dismantle the teaching profession, write Robin Stern, co-founder and senior adviser to the director of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, Marc Brackett,
Pilot studies conducted by Judy Paulick and Natalia Palacios, professors at the University of Virginia Education School, have shown that with training, teachers who engage in home visits with families change their beliefs and understanding
The push for implementing AI literacy in K-12 education came quickly after the 2022 public release of ChatGPT, a generative AI tool that can answer seemingly any prompt, according to an Education Week article. With
Banning cellphones improves school climate, claim almost three-quarters of principals surveyed by the research think tank RAND Corp. and reported on in Education Week. “Principals overwhelmingly felt that these cellphone bans had safety-related benefits,” says
Today’s career and technical education (CTE) looks nothing like the “vocational ed” of the past, write Hannah C. Kistler, assistant professor at the University of Albany, Shaun M. Dougherty, professor of education & policy at
Schools and communities like to boast how they are making great strides in connecting students with real work opportunities, but efforts mostly amount to career exposure events like career days or job shadows, according to
At Middle School 50 in Brooklyn, New York, principal Benjamin Honoroff and his students have experienced a dramatic transformation that has turned the school around in a decade, according to a report on CBS Evening
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