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Reading aloud to students during class time may sound like a simple, almost quaint, endeavor, as if from a bygone era. But literacy experts...
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As the nation’s English-learner population grows each year, more researchers and policymakers are discussing how to best support these students linguistically and academically. Much...
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Nearly a decade ago, I left what I thought would be a lifelong career as an educator after just a few years in the...
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Education Week reporter and data journalist Sarah D. Sparks attended the American Educational Research Association’s annual conference in Philadelphia earlier this month. Here, she...
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The Biden administration’s newly unveiled loan-forgiveness plan could help teachers who went into debt to complete their training—if it survives regulatory scrutiny. The plan...
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Here’s the latest post in a lengthy series on “small” moves teachers can make that can have big payoffs in the classroom. For what...
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As historian David McCullough said, history is the study of who we are and why we are the way we are. That’s why teachers...
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I very proudly teach a useless subject at a high school in the South Bronx: English. Please do not argue that English is useful...
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Teacher strikes can be stressful for educators, parents, and students—but they can help spur bigger investments in schools beyond the districts where they take...
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Students’ math scores have plummeted, national assessments show, and educators are working hard to turn math outcomes around. But it’s a challenge, made harder...
