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‘Look at What These Students Have Gone Through:’ Data Reveal Behavior Concerns

New student behavior data from the Department of Education confirms lingering pandemic impacts, and how schools can better support students.

These tips can help administrators step away from their crowded inboxes and make time for what’s important. It’s summer. The

In this Q&A, educator Jonah Schenker shares how he his thoughts on reimagining schools and education. (Part 2 covers Deeper

The Los Angeles Unified School District voted Tuesday to ban cell phones during the entire school day, becoming the largest

More than 10,000 first-generation college students with mentors have persisted at twice the rate of students facing similar barriers, Julia

Use these insights from educators—and research—to create homework practices that work for everyone. Homework tends to be a polarizing topic.

If you feel stuck in a rut as an educator, seeking camaraderie with energized peers can help you stay motivated.

Giving students the leeway to identify solutions to class problems can build their sense of autonomy and strengthen the community.

John Dewey High School senior Jayla Mallette had an unusual request for her teacher after 9 p.m. a few months

As a contented and productive senior professor at a major research university, colleagues and students often ask me for advice.