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December 20, 2022
A new state mandate requiring twice-a-year literacy screenings for kids in grades K-3 starting next year is intended to help school districts pinpoint what additional reading supports they can offer to students.
December 20, 2022
Chalkbeat Detroit’s best work of the year was focused on topics such as chronic absenteeism, COVID relief aid, learning loss, teacher shortages, and early childhood education.
December 20, 2022
Nine PBS in St. Louis partnered with Lion Forge Animation to create a series that features diverse characters who share a love of comic books.
December 19, 2022
Although failing to enter the popular lexicon as of yet, the term emergency remote teaching (ERT) is intended to avoid conflating what wed now call traditional online education with the improvised adaptation of face-to-face lesson plans and classroom experiences to the synchronous videoconferencing platform available to any given school during the COVID-19 pandemic.
December 18, 2022
The pandemic’s effect on learning requires a further investment to fund tutoring and support for kids.
December 17, 2022
These sites say they offer viable moneymaking opportunities. But site terms — and freelancers who have tried the jobs they promote — tell another story.
December 17, 2022
Executive Summary: School choice improves parents' satisfactionwith their children's schools, and public schools that facecompetition have shown improved performance, yet opponents continueto oppose reforms that give parents the opportunity to choose theirchildren's schools. State and federal policymakers should reformexisting education policies to give all families the opportunity tochoose the best schools for their children.
December 16, 2022
(Archived document, may contain errors) No. 94 April 10, 1996 AMERICA"S REPORT CARD ON READING: A LESSON FOR CONGRESS AND THE TAXPAYERS
December 15, 2022
How can district leaders best mobilize the tutoring infrastructure they’ve invested in over the last 18 months?
December 15, 2022
Now that the elections are mercifully behind us, it's probably time to refocus on more important issues, like the slow-motion train wreck that is American public education.