Education News

The article argues that the key to developing future-ready classrooms is not merely introducing new technology or updating curricula, but rather empowering teachers through targeted professional development. It emphasizes how such training…

The article discusses how accreditation processes are adapting to the evolving education sector. It highlights the broadening access to accreditation for various educational models. This shift aims to meet the demands of…

A federal appeals court has approved certain provisions of Iowa’s law restricting LGBTQ-related content in schools, while blocking others. The ruling allows bans on books and discussions deemed inappropriate but rejects requirements…

The weekly review covers recent K-12 education news, including districts debating the adoption of four-day school weeks and exploring ‘vibe coding’ initiatives. It also discusses the rescinding of Title IX settlements related…

Paul E. Peterson interviews Carlos Carvalho, president of the University of Austin, in this Education Next podcast episode. The discussion highlights how the university pursues truth without fear. The post is part…

A new projection indicates that more than a quarter of private colleges in the U.S. are at risk of closing due to financial pressures and declining enrollment. The report highlights small institutions…

The opinion piece argues that community colleges should offer bachelor’s degrees to address high dropout rates among students who aspire to higher credentials. It counters concerns about mission creep by emphasizing benefits…

Texas students voiced their opinions during a discussion on the state’s social studies curriculum overhaul, advocating for inclusion of diverse perspectives and critical thinking skills. The Republican-led education board initiated the redesign…

The article is a letter to the editor responding to John K. Wilson’s critique of the author’s faculty survey in higher education. The author contends that Wilson’s arguments stem from misinterpretations of…

The opinion piece discusses how patterns of student hesitation in class participation often form before elementary school. It argues that early education interventions can help children develop confidence to speak up and…