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With so-called learning loss from the pandemic continuing to harm students, schools cant just return to normal methods of teaching math. Fortunately, researchers have a strong understanding of how people learn math, just as they did with the now widely accepted science of reading. However, that understanding is taking too long to filter into classroom instruction.

Where was the urgency when the National Assessment of Educational Progress ranked JCPS last in the Trial Urban District category for elementary reading progress?

/PRNewswire/ -- Leading educational publisher Benchmark Education Company (BEC) congratulates the fourth and eighth-grade students attending Department of...

As America celebrates National School Choice Week, two states—Iowa and Utah—have made the first moves this year to empower families with a greater say in how their children are educated. Additionally, the evidence from states with robust school choice policies is debunking opponents’ charges that choice harms rural students and homeschoolers.

As America celebrates National School Choice Week, two states—Iowa and Utah—have made the first moves this year to empower families with a greater say in how their children are educated. Additionally, the evidence from states with robust school choice policies is debunking opponents’ charges that choice harms rural students and homeschoolers.

Baltimore-area students are showing signs of returning to pre-pandemic levels of proficiency in English language arts but continued to have setbacks in math, according to newly released test scores.

Colleges of education, literacy rates, Science of Reading, University of North Carolina Board of Governors

Iowa and Utah have made the first moves this year to give families greater say in their children’s education.

Virginia also lags far behind other states in education freedom, so students are trapped in schools that are failing them

Students feel there's a “different normal” after COVID-19, one with lower educational standards.