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Montessori schools face uncertainty amid changing educational landscape
In recent years, the Montessori education model has experienced significant shifts in popularity.
Emergent bilingual students benefit from AI-powered real-time translation tools
As linguistic diversity increases in classrooms across the United States, educators face the challenge of ensuring all students can access learning regardless of their English proficiency.
Addressing chronic absenteeism requires systemic change beyond school-level interventions
Chronic absenteeism, defined as missing 10 percent or more of school days annually, remains a significant issue across the United States.
Concerns grow over children's use of social media for self-diagnosis
Social media platforms such as Instagram, X, and TikTok have become prominent sources for learning about mental health topics.
Home-based child care programs increase amid ongoing crisis
The number of home-based child care programs in the United States has increased for the first time in five years, according to a report by Child Care Aware of America.
Educational leaders adapt amid AI challenges with liberatory design framework
On a Wednesday afternoon, a school district director expressed concerns about being late to the first community of practice session due to a board presentation.
Teachers face burnout but maintain job satisfaction despite challenges
When Molly Lane worked as a school social worker, casual hallway conversations with colleagues often turned into impromptu therapy sessions.
Mexican teachers boost bilingual education in Texas school district
Wendy Lopez Elizondo embarked on a significant professional journey last year, traveling over 800 miles from Mexico to teach at Crain Elementary School in Victoria, Texas.
Supreme Court deadlock leaves lower court ruling on Oklahoma religious charter school intact
The Supreme Court recently issued a decision in the case of St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School v. Drummond, which involved a contested charter grant for a religious virtual charter school in Oklahoma.
Leadership drives shift towards personalized learning
If you’ve ever watched a student light up after solving a difficult problem or making connections, you know learning is personal.
AI tools aim to improve diagnosis of children's speech disorders
When Marisha Speights began her career as a speech-language pathologist in Nashville, Tennessee, she used standard screening and assessment methods.
Teacher Tapp survey finds majority of teachers say professional development helps improve skills
Teacher Tapp has released survey results indicating that the majority of teachers believe their professional development is beneficial, with a significant interest in school-based research groups.
Educators address leadership challenges and advocate for systemic change
Educators are highlighting leadership, identity, and systemic change within the education sector.
Career education adapts with new frameworks amid funding complexities
Career and Technical Education (CTE) is experiencing significant changes, moving from the periphery to a central role in discussions about workforce development, education equity, and student well-being.
Study finds teacher satisfaction high but burnout prevalent
As the education sector continues to recover from the pandemic, a new study examines the well-being of teachers, who are crucial to student success.
Cuts in online resources prompt states' action for school libraries
School librarians across the United States are facing significant challenges as they grapple with cuts to essential online resources and funding uncertainties.
School districts streamline digital ecosystems post-pandemic
During the pandemic, school districts accumulated a large number of digital tools due to necessity and urgency.
Study reveals generational divide on social media's impact on mental health
New research from the Pew Research Center highlights differing perspectives between parents and their Gen Z children regarding social media's impact on mental health.
Survey finds elementary school teachers feel more appreciated by principals
Teacher Tapp announced on its blog that elementary school teachers are more likely to feel appreciated by their principals than middle and high school teachers, according to survey results.
Student Privacy Pledge ends amid growing concerns over AI surveillance
The Student Privacy Pledge, a voluntary initiative aimed at safeguarding student data in the edtech industry, has been retired.