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The article explores ongoing debates in math education, known as the ‘math wars,’ focusing on differing approaches to teaching. A new guide from the Center on Reinventing Public Education breaks down these divisions under the ‘science of math’ framework. It highlights both contentious issues and points of consensus among educators. Key Points Discusses divisions in […]

A new report from the Center on Reinventing Public Education advises educators to critically assess state and other math curriculum recommendations to find what truly works in their classrooms. It calls for a comprehensive study of existing research to identify effective strategies. The goal is to move beyond divisive debates in math education and focus

The article discusses how elite schools are emphasizing ‘belonging’ initiatives while facing exposures of racial resentment and antisemitism. It highlights reports from parents and journalists uncovering these issues in recent years. Author Jonathan Butcher from The Daily Wire analyzes the prevalence of such problems in educational settings. Key Points Parents and reporters have exposed racial

Santiago Schnell argues that in the age of AI, which can generate text effortlessly, true education must transcend mere word production to foster authenticity. The article emphasizes the need for deeper learning experiences beyond AI capabilities. It calls for repairing educational ‘ruins’ by prioritizing genuine intellectual engagement. Key Points AI can produce any text, challenging

The White House removed all members of the National Science Foundation’s oversight board on Friday, resulting in the agency lacking a board, director, or deputy director. A reason for the ouster was provided by the administration on Monday afternoon. This development has raised concerns about the NSF’s stability and future operations in funding science and

Colorado lawmakers are set to update the state’s higher education funding formula, effective for the 2027-28 school year. The rewrite aims to prioritize student needs in funding allocations. This follows previous attempts to reform the system for better outcomes. Key Points Update planned for 2027-28 school year Focus on student-centered funding approach Aims to improve

The Denver school board has approved adding Willow Elementary to the district’s last remaining innovation zone. This zone will lose one school and gain Willow Elementary starting next school year. The change aims to maintain the zone’s structure amid ongoing district adjustments. Key Points Denver’s final innovation zone to lose one school and gain Willow

A court has expanded a preliminary injunction, blocking the U.S. Department of Education from collecting detailed race and sex admissions data from over 170 additional colleges. This ruling builds on an earlier pause affecting public colleges in 17 states. The decision prevents the agency from demanding extensive demographic information in admissions processes. Key Points Expands

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear a case brought by parents challenging a school’s gender support plan as a violation of their 14th Amendment rights. The plan, aimed at LGBTQ+ inclusivity, was argued to infringe on parental rights. This decision leaves the lower court’s ruling in place. Key Points Supreme Court denies petition

The article discusses how K-12 IT leaders can adapt to evolving technology, curriculum, and workforce needs while maintaining core values. It emphasizes that modernization involves a careful progression rather than abrupt changes, balancing legacy methods with new tools. This approach aims to improve teaching and learning through intentional technology implementation. Key Points K-12 IT leaders