The videos from this work are also stunning. Kaylee Domzalski 이은아 was in the classroom when an unexpected lockdown happened. She kept filming: edweek.org/teaching-learn…

There's a lot more fascinating data in this project, including signs of a strong disconnect between teachers and school leaders. edweek.org/teaching-learn…

EdWeek created a Teacher Morale Index to determine how teachers felt about their jobs, on a scale from -100 to +100. This first year, the overall score is -13 (!), but some groups of teachers have higher—or lower—morale. See the data: edweek.org/teaching-learn…

You heard the State of the Union last night. Now, hear the State of Teaching.

Education Week's new project has fresh national data on the teaching profession and vivid stories from classrooms. Let's dive in:
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Hi. I just want to talk a bit about Education Week 's new State of Teaching project, a big investment in deepening how we cover an essential profession. There's stuff here for teachers, of course, but also school leaders, media, and policy types 1/n edweek.org/the-state-of-t…

Electric Buses Hit Some Road Bumps, But They're Still Catching On edweek.org/leadership/ele…

Here's advice on when K-12 students should start using AI-powered technology and for what purposes, according to child development experts and teachers. Reporting supported by Siegel Family Endowment.
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I'm looking for a reporter to join the Education team POLITICO. Are you interested in covering national education policy? Love keeping tabs on the U.S. Education Department? Apply here: recruiting.ultipro.com/PER1013PCLL/Jo…

“We want to give our families and staff ample time to prepare in case of a victory,” the Kansas City district wrote in a notice to families about possible closures next week, shockingly unconcerned that they could negatively affect the game’s outcome by making the call early.

This school district leader channeled students' climate anxiety into action. See how edweek.org/leaders/2024/t…

With all the media layoffs, I thought I'd put this out there: The mighty NOLA.com is hiring a reporter to cover K-12 schools & higher ed in New Orleans. You'd be part of our new edu team covering a fascinating school system in a one-of-a-kind city. Apply! workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default…

Follow @miamiherald -- we are the news outlet that sued for the records. Our lawyers have been working on this case for FIVE years. #localjournalism

Thank you Arianna Prothero Education Week for covering our sector over the years and look forward to reading your work & watching publiccharters.org’s next chapter: edweek.org/policy-politic…

So excited for the release of WLRN Public Media's new podcast series 'Bright Lit Place' -- the story of the struggle to save the Everglades - and the cost of failure.

By the one and only Jenny Staletovich.

Listen to trailer here -- first episode's out on Wednesday.

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Washington state study confirms rampant grade inflation, esp in math, that ACT documented across the nation. Evie Blad explains how parents think their kids are doing better than they are and don’t see pandemic learning loss. (1/2) edweek.org/leadership/stu…

When I first moved to Texas, I thought the state had a legislative session only once every other year. Turns out, the state actually has them all the time. #FunFact

For #teachers looking to improve their #classroom environment and boost their students’ wellbeing—and even their own—there is a simple yet powerful aid: houseplants. 🌱 Education Week Arianna Prothero
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Excited to be a panelist on 'The Science of Motivation' with Education Week on September 21, 2023! Check out the event details here:

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Public schools have long relied on underpaid female labor. As women's career options expand and remote work makes many jobs more family-friendly, this model is not sustainable.

Such a smart and important story from Alyson Klein. edweek.org/teaching-learn…

In one PragerU video, kids go back in time to meet Frederick Douglass, whose *character in the video* describes slavery as a necessary evil for the founding of the country.

A historian interviewed calls 👆 an 'appalling' mischaracterization of Douglass
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