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High school graduates have a collective illusion about their college readiness.

On a long bus ride to a field trip, one teacher decided to pass out books for students to read to fill the time. Another teacher was not happy with this and wished they had iPads instead.

The way that Candace Eudaley-Loebach tells it, the story of her daughter Olana’s reading difficulties began with the COVID-19 pandemic.

Frequency of practice is a common theme cited by both researchers and teachers in assessing causes for declining K-12 student writing skills.

When it comes to improving New Mexico student achievement, no size fits all, educators say

This year has witnessed an upsurge in intense and often violent protests on university campuses.

This tip sheet outlines some of the many ways researchers can help the news media cover research accurately, starting with the journalists who interview them about their own work.

In the last few years there has been much criticism of both public education and higher education. Stories abound regarding the changing of education into indoctrination in many public schools

The pandemic has had monumental effects on the education of the two youngest generations, Generation Z and Generation Alpha.

RALEIGH — “It is a delight!”