The arts are part of a well-rounded education. Research has shown that arts education helps K-12 students learn important skills needed as they develop into adulthood. Here are some ways the arts help young students…
In today’s world, career and technical education has taken on new meaning. Many careers are evolving as technology and work models change, and new industries grow and expand. To keep up, educators and career counselors…
Conflict happens, even in the most positive learning environments. That is why teachers must be adept at conflict resolution. Without resolution, conflict could lead to further disruptions or worse—violence. Understanding Conflict To Support Students’ Developmental…
Research shows that more than half of American children have experienced at least one traumatic event. Trauma is a major public health issue, with traumatized students being prone to difficulties in and out of the…
The topics of class size and student-teacher ratios in K-12 education have stirred debate for decades. But most recently, the widespread adoption of virtual learning induced by the coronavirus pandemic has added another aspect to…
Across the country, schools are dealing with teacher turnover that could have a detrimental effect on education. The troubling part of the situation is that new teachers who are early in their careers are among…
While the pandemic put focus on technology in education, tech tools and applications have long been used in the classroom. Now, teachers are using technology to assess students abilities and learning needs.
Education leaders can reinforce the importance of diversity in schools by promoting safe and secure learning environments where students feel valued, staff are heard, and curricula reflects diverse viewpoints.
States across the country are working to improve school leadership, turning to both traditional and nontraditional measures to better prepare high-quality school principals. There are several factors encouraging state-level support of the recruitment, preparation and…
The COVID-19 pandemic has many educators looking to outdoor classrooms as a safer alternative without the drawbacks of online learning. Here are four essential tips from seasoned educators for transitioning to outdoor teaching.