Education News & Research
When you teach, it’s important to know who’s making the laws that affect education and what those laws are. Here’s the latest education news and teacher takes on education news.
Research Shows LGBTQ+ Students Feel Safer When Schools Do These Two Things
Because everyone deserves to feel safe at school.
What Eliminating the Department of Education Actually Means
Plus, who will be in charge.
Graphic Design for Gamers? Social Psychology 101? Why Classes That Appeal to Gen Alpha Could Improve Academic Outcomes
Here's what the new research says.
New Research Shows the Right Teacher Can Make a Big Difference in High School Math
Students were generally committed to their learning but often felt ignored or silenced by their teachers.
Can Online Games and Tools Really Teach Kids How To Read?
Teachers are still the experts on blending innovative tools with traditional, evidence-based teaching practices.
Is Year-Round School the Way To Prevent Learning Loss?
Take a closer look at the pros and cons of year-round schooling.
It’s Time To Let Go of Learning StylesâHere’s Why (and What To Focus On Instead)
Learning styles are everywhere, but it's time to refocus on what really works.
New Research Says Principal Experience Does Not Boost School Performance
Despite our expectations, more years on the job don't always improve school performance.
Grades:
Elementary School
Exclusive New Survey Shows Teachers Are All In for the Science of ReadingâBut They Need More Support
This big shift in teaching kids to read demands a big shift in support too.
Vote! Teacher Voices MatterâEspecially in This Election
Everything you need to know to make your voice heard.
How States Are Engaging Young Voters and Which States Are Required To Do So
Some states are required to offer voter registration in schools. Is yours?
Here’s Each Presidential and VP Candidate’s Plans for Education Policy
Plus, their voting record when it comes to education.
