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In all areas in the U.S., test scores decreased in math. The losses were more severe in math than in reading.

(The Center Square) - Student performance has declined in South Dakota since the COVID-19 pandemic, a state Department of Education report found.

One way to do so is by constructing age-appropriate school curricula, taking what we have learned from COVID-19 and teaching schoolchildren about germs, hygiene, vaccines and immunity. Just as important, we must remove some of the fear of their environment that we have inculcated in them.

OKLAHOMA CITY — In response to Oklahoma’s continued teacher shortage, lawmakers passed a measure that no longer requires educators to have a college degree in order to teach permanently in

It’s apparent that California’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic had the effect of widening the achievement gap.

OKLAHOMA CITY — In response to Oklahoma’s continued teacher shortage, lawmakers passed a measure that no longer requires educators to have a college degree in order to teach permanently in

The COVID-19 pandemic offers a teachable moment in science education for our nation's youth.

Our children aren’t being taught to read and too many are below proficient in their reading scores. We need a national commitment to save their futures.

Has the proliferation of edtech caused us to forget the education part?

Late last week, the Colorado Department of Education, in a party-line vote, finalized new social studies standards that will, among other things, emphasize several social identity groups: Latino, Indigenous, African American, Asian American, Pacific Islander, and LGBTQ.