Sarah Morris
Sarah Ruth Morris, Ph.D., is an educational researcher at Rice University. Sarah studies educational policy issues and collaborates closely with a local Texas school district, helping them create research more relevant to their needs. She is a former middle school math teacher.
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"I can't imagine what my life would be like in California."
A quarter of higher-education attendees earn less than high school graduates 10 years down the line.
Teachers could be fined or put on the sexual offenders registry for using a student's preferred name or pronouns.
"It is the only career I ever wanted, and still the only thing I want to do."
Schools rushed to digital learning during the pandemic. Is it time we eased up?
"Large classes are ineffective. Period."
The ironic world of education where parallelograms and the Pythagorean theorem clash with taxes and tire changes.
Ohio sex education standards require teaching that children born to unmarried parents are "worse off."
A recent study shows kids are learning less when distracted by their phones.
The do-over is getting a makeover.
Instead of asking us to remember our "why," administrators should first ask "how" they can better support us.
These appraisers really woke up and chose nitpicking.
It's about more than separation.
OK, but … no capri pants?
The political influence on education continues.
AI isn't going anywhere. Are we ready?
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