What the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ Will Change for Students, Schools and Colleges
The program uses the federal tax code to offer vouchers that students can use to attend private secular or religious
Finding Your Voice Isn’t Just For Students. It’s For Teachers, Too
Students spent six weeks listening to, watching, developing, writing and eventually recording their own stories. The unit was a success;
Suddenly Sacked: The Final Days of Former NCES Chief’s Term and the Future of Education Data
Although Carr was the first woman and the first Black person to run NCES, her “firsts” go back decades. She
3 Promising Strategies to Help Kids as Speech Therapy Group Shifts Away From DEI
A shift away from DEI and cultural competence — which involves understanding and trying to respond to differences in children’s
Another Education Department Delay: Release of NAEP Science Scores
A spokesman for the National Assessment Governing Board, which oversees NAEP, said the science scores will be released later this
How Can Subtle Language Shifts Unlock Student Potential?
Nudging children to identify as teachers distributes authority and expertise in the classroom. When the teacher is the only one
How Gender Norms Shape Our Perception of ADHD in Children
They smiled. Clearly, Emma had a system in place that was helping her achieve in all the right areas. She
Education Department Reinstates Some Research and Data Activities
The Education Department press office said it had no comment beyond what was disclosed in the legal brief. Education researchers,
Social Media, Earlier Puberty: How Parents Can Keep Up with Changing Environments
Declining confidence is common with all genders during puberty, according to Jane Mendle, an associate professor of psychology at Cornell
The Secret to Staying Best Friends Forever? Don’t Deep Score
Badzin talked to Life Kit about how to cultivate a mindset that can help you nurture old friendships — and