Education News

The article argues that the introduction of screens and educational technology in schools has been a significant failure over the past decade. It highlights the initial enthusiasm from ed tech evangelists but…

Moms for Liberty, a conservative parental rights group, has historically criticized teachers unions but is now collaborating with them. The alliance aims to impose limits on the use of laptops in classrooms.…

The article argues that educational technology is neither the ultimate solution nor the primary problem in the U.S. school system. Instead, it emphasizes examining the structural incentives that influence the entire education…

A unique university located in the California desert prohibits internet use to foster deeper learning and introspection. Students at this exclusive institution are immersed in teachings about the meaning of life, away…

The opinion piece discusses how language barriers can hinder special education services, using the story of a 6-year-old girl with autism who first communicated ‘Mami’ via a school tablet. It highlights the…

The article discusses the ‘Southern surge’ in literacy scores in states like Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana, attributing improvements to investments in early childhood education. It highlights how these states have outpaced better-resourced…

A new analysis highlights subtle yet meaningful improvements in student well-being, behavior, and school connection. This occurs amid persistent academic issues like declining test scores and post-pandemic learning loss. The findings challenge…

The University of Delaware offers a University Studies course for first-year students to explore majors through faculty interviews and student panels. Led by academic advisors like Moira Curtis, the course aims to…

The Trump administration is employing interagency agreements to transfer various U.S. Department of Education programs to other federal agencies. The article details the agreements signed so far, highlighting the process of redistributing…

Virginia lawmakers have passed a bill to lift the state’s long-standing ban on public sector collective bargaining, sending it to the new Democratic governor. However, the legislation explicitly excludes faculty and graduate…