Teaching Profession
More Teachers Name Classroom Management as a Job Stress Than Low Pay
A national survey highlights ongoing work and home pressures on educators.
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Lawmakers Grill Superintendents on Transgender Student Policies
Congressional Republicans questioned district chiefs about issues of gender identity and parental objections to classroom lessons.
Reading & Literacy
How Family Reading Time Can Help Older Students Thrive
EdWeek readers offer suggestions about how to get older students reading more.
Artificial Intelligence
Why This Large District Used AI to Simplify Its Org Chart
The school system's organizational chart evolved organically for decades. Can AI bring cohesion?
Student Well-Being & Movement
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From the Archives: Cellphones: The 'Most Formidable Adversary' Schools Have Ever Faced
Cellphone are still a topic of contention across school districts. Related: A Seat at the Table: The Rewiring of Childhood with Jonathan Haidt.
Law & Courts
Opinion
How State Courts Are Quietly Shaping U.S. Education
In education, the real action is often at the state level, not in Washington, explains Derek Black.
How a District Stopped Relying on 'One-and-Done' Professional Development
As its population of English learners grew, a district invested in coaching and co-teaching.
Lessons Learned About Effective Professional Development for Principals
The best professional development for principals has a lot in common with the best PD for teachers.
When Should Schools Make Time for PD? What Educators—and Families—Think
Educators see in-service and early-release days as practical times for PD. Families don't always agree.
A Federal Fund for Professional Development Is Clouded by Uncertainty
President Trump has repeatedly proposed axing the feds' biggest investment in professional development.
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College & Workforce Readiness
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How a "Reverse Career Fair" Can Launch High Schoolers Into the Real World
It flips the traditional model and allows students to set up booths to display their talents to employers.
Artificial Intelligence
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Will AI Help or Overwhelm Students? Teachers Weigh In
Even as teachers across the country experiment with AI, many are skeptical of its role in classrooms, and whether it will undermine student learning.
Artificial Intelligence
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How AI Complicates Student Well-Being. What Schools Should Know
Many kids cannot tell the difference between an AI-driven chatbot and genuine human understanding.
Mathematics
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The Algebra Hurdle: One School's Strategy to Help Students Clear It
An EdWeek video describes an Indiana school's use of tutoring and courses with different levels of rigor to help students.
Student Well-Being & Movement
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Female Athletes' Physical and Mental Struggle to Recover From Torn ACLs
For many female athletes who tear their anterior cruciate ligaments, the arduous hours spent recovering through physical therapy are only part of the battle.
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Sales Strategies for a 'Weird' Market: How to Get in the Door with A District Leader
Capitalizing on new opportunities may call for a sales strategy refresh in this market. Getting creative can help unblock a bottleneck.
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School Districts Are Making Cuts. Here's What Is Being Reduced This Budget Cycle
New EdWeek Market Brief survey data shows the majority of administrators are reducing spending in some categories, and the impact is spread across a broad range of areas that vendors target.
Regulation & Policy
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Anti-SEL Bills Stalled in Statehouses This Year, But Political Pushback Persists
Earlier this year, Arizona’s GOP-controlled legislature took direct aim at social-emotional learning.
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Judge Dismisses Florida Textbook Pricing Lawsuit Against McGraw Hill, Savvas
A Florida circuit judge has tossed a lawsuit accusing the two education publishers of overcharging local school districts by millions of dollars for instructional materials.
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A State Puts Property-Tax Cuts on the Ballot This Fall—But Shields SchoolsFlorida lawmakers turned down a more sweeping property-tax reduction plan, leaving school taxes alone.Texas Considers a Bigger Role for Christianity in Schools This Month. Here's HowThe state board will vote on a required reading list that includes biblical passages.Teaching & LearningCollege & Workforce Readiness Students Want Career Education. More Research Can Improve It, New Report SaysCareer education is in demand from students and could be strengthened through research, a coalition says.
Even in Math, Teachers See a Chance to Boost Students' Reading SkillsMinnesota middle school teachers spread foundational literacy skills across academic classes.More Teacher-Preparation Programs Follow the 'Science of Reading.' But Some Still LagRoughly half of programs reviewed train teachers in the skills needed to teach reading effectively.TechnologyEd-Tech Policy FCC Launches Review of E-Rate Program Amid Screen Time DebateThe end of the E-rate program would be an "existential threat" for schools, advocates say.
Kids Are Turning to AI Before Adults for Homework HelpStudents increasingly turn to AI first for school help, raising trust and safety concerns.English Class Faces an AI Shakeup. A New Guide Helps Teachers RespondA national group recognizes AI is a "living reality" for English teachers and offers them guidance.
