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This article has been produced in partnership between The 74 and the XQ Institute. In 1906, the Carnegie Unit, or credit hour, was introduced to standardize U.S. public education. It defined the precise number of minutes students needed to learn a particular subject and the number of “credit hours” required to earn a high school […]

The first day of school showed the NYC migrant crisis is going to hurt everyone, whether they speak English or not.

Explore the homeschooling journey, debunking myths and uncovering strategies for ensuring social connections beyond the classroom, fostering well-rounded development in children.

Harmony Fletcher likes to read and does so every night, but that was not enough to help her pass the English-Language Arts portion of Tennessee’s assessment exam last spring, her mother, Shaneta Fletcher, said.

Congress spent billions to address pandemic era learning loss. So far, there’s no evidence that this was a productive use of money.

I read that national scores in U.S. History are at the lowest point ever. With a son entering elementary school, I’m worried he may not receive a quality education in

In the fight against students’ learning loss, numerous states and school districts have implemented new curriculum in reading and math, bringing fresh urgency to another important issue that needs to be tackled post-pandemic: educating the educators. Since 2021, 23 states have switched their reading instructional style to the science of reading, according to a count…

An analysis found the average student needs the equivalent of 4.1 additional months of instruction to catch up to pre-pandemic reading levels.

An analysis found the average student needs the equivalent of 4.1 additional months of instruction to catch up to pre-pandemic reading levels.

An analysis found the average student needs the equivalent of 4.1 additional months of instruction to catch up to pre-pandemic reading levels.