EDUCATION

Why are kids still struggling in school four years after the pandemic?

Curriculum Associates did not detect as much deterioration as NWEA, but did find widespread stagnation in 2023-24, according to a

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5 Ways the Black Panthers Shaped U.S. Schools

The Oakland Community School is regarded as one of the nation’s first community schools – a model in  which public

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10 Ways to Calm Your Kid’s Back-to-School Jitters

🗓 To ease a child’s anxiety about going back to school, help them understand what to expect. As Daniel Tiger

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Nearly 6 out of 10 Middle and High School Grades Are Wrong, Study Finds

This analysis is evidence that widespread grade inflation, which has also been documented by the ACT, the National Center for

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Former Teacher Tim Walz is Kamala Harris’ VP pick. Here’s What He’s Done for Education in Minnesota

Walz, whose wife, father, and siblings were all teachers, intoned: “Don’t ever underestimate teachers.” Harris spoke of Walz leading his

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A Historic New Law Would Protect Kids Online and Hold Tech Companies Accountable

The legislation passed the Senate with strong bipartisan support earlier this week, and the measure now heads to the Republican-led

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In the Face of Climate Change, Science Class Can Help Students Dream Up a Better Future

This conversation is part of a larger lesson about developing technologies that reduce planet-heating pollution. The lesson was created by

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Parents Know They Should Read to Their Kids. Daily Math Talk Is Important, Too

1. There’s a link between parent math talk and higher math skills After looking at 22 studies, researchers found that

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30 Years Later, the Evangelical Purity Movement Still Impacts Sex Education

“Wow, all these people want to honor Jesus. All these people love Jesus,” she recalled thinking at the time. In

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More Children Died in Indian Boarding Schools Than Previously Known, Federal Report Concludes

“As we have learned over the past three years, these institutions are not just part of our past,” said Bryan