How Better Conversations Can Help Fight Misinformation and Build Media Literacy
While media literacy can seem politically charged, its core goals are widely shared. Words like “fake news” or “misinformation” may
On Teacher Appreciation Week, Union Leaders Say Teachers are Underpaid and Under Attack
American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten said with their skill sets and the amount of time they dedicate to
Education Researchers Sue Trump Administration, Testing Executive Power
Officers at the research associations described the complex calculations in suing the government, mindful that many of them work at
How to Keep Violent Porn Out of Your Home and Away From Your Kids
And many parents, including myself, make a second mistake about pornography. They don’t actually understand what these videos portray. Violent,
Education Department Stops $1 Billion in Funding for School Mental Health
“It’s been amazing,” says Fialkiewicz of the difference that federal money — and the social workers it paid for —
Trump Administration to Resume Collections on Student Loan Borrowers in Default
“This could not have come at a worst time for millions of Americans,” said Aissa Canchola Bañez, Policy Director for
The Nation’s Report Card Gets Smaller with Cuts to Assessments
The board didn’t provide an official explanation for its moves. But the vice chair, Martin West, a Harvard professor of
Supreme Court Weighs Who Should Decide Public School Curriculum: Judges or School Boards?
Parents of multiple faiths, and even kids, mobilized to have their views heard by the school board, with as many
Who Are the Biggest Early Beneficiaries of ChatGPT? International Students
Yu and his research colleagues didn’t interview any of the students and cannot say for certain that the students were
As Special Ed Students are Integrated More at School, Teacher Training is Evolving
That means general education teachers are more likely than ever to be working with students who have special needs. And