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Quality Journalism for Critical Times Gov. Ron DeSantis signed into law Thursday a measure restricting curricula for educator preparation programs and courses, essentially removing theories regarding systemic racism, sexism, oppression and privilege. The governor described HB 1291 as an effort to stop indoctrination during the bill signing ceremony in Jacksonville. “So it’s not going to be DEI (diversity, equity and […] The post FL’s educator preparation programs may ...

The state says the technology is desperately needed because the new tests have more open-ended questions than previous years.

Gov. Kim Reynolds signed new education legislation altering the funding structure of Iowa Area Education Agencies (AEA) and increasing starting teacher pay. Reynolds signed House File 2612 on March 27 during a ceremony at the Iowa State Capitol building, according to the Des Moines Register. The Republican governor supported the new policies in House File...

U.S. public schools need more great teachers, but teacher preparation programs are not producing enough of them. Minority-serving institutions, or MSIs, are one place to look in order to fix that. A recent analysis by the Learning Policy Institute found that between 2012 and 2019, the number of prospective teachers completing their preparation programs dropped […]

Fresno State students are starting their journey to becoming teachers.

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HOLBROOK, Ariz. — Applications open Oct. 1 for entry into the new Early Childhood Education bachelor’s degree program

As the science of reading gained attention in recent years, the narrative, sometimes oversimplified, irked some academics. Patricia Fecher counts herself among those who strained to understand the big fuss. Fecher was a reading teacher when the National Reading Panel published its report on reading instruction more than 20 years ago. She learned the various […]

The Georgia Department of Education is awarding $350,000 to provide financial support to 38 school districts with Teaching as a Profession Pathway courses, State School Superintendent Richard Woods announced Monday,