There’s a good chance your kid uses AI to cheat
More students are hiding their secret weapon from parents and teachers, racking up top grades while AI chatbots do the work.
College in the High School soars in popularity across WA
UW in the High School was Washington’s first program, started in 1981 to help gifted kids who were chafing at high school’s academic limitations and ready to do college work, Stetter said. In recent ...
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School absenteeism reached 'crisis' levels after Covid-19. Districts are working on solutions
Chronic absenteeism was a serious issue prior to Covid-19, but pandemic disruptions added new factors – and compounded others ...
Cushing High educator named a finalist for 2025 Teacher of the Year
Cushing educator Shelly Austin didn’t expect to be selected as a finalist for the 2025 Oklahoma Teacher of the Year. After all, her route to becoming an educator was unconventional. But on March 10 ...
Opinion
Voices: We teach at USU. SB334 is an attack on our academic freedom, and it’s bad for students.
Across [USU's] College of Humanities and Social Sciences, the faculty we have talked to have expressed feelings of intense betrayal — not just by the Legislature, but by our own university’s ...
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New Book Focuses on Learning Through 'Deep Fun' in Secondary English Language Arts Classrooms
Holly Riesco, a recent Ph.D. graduate; Megan Grizzle and Katie Hill, both doctoral students; and Chris Goering, a professor of English education, released a new book with lessons and activities for ...
Department of Education layoffs: How could Long Island schools, colleges be impacted?
Long Island educators, parents and students worry that the staff cuts could impact special education and student loans.
What is it like being an adjunct professor? We want to hear from you.
The Globe is looking to talk to adjunct faculty about their experiences teaching at one or multiple schools, and their concerns about hiring and retention.
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Building cultural bridges through education
English Language Institute partnership brings Korean teachers to campus for immersive professional development ...
Education Week4d
Political Divides Shape Educators’ Views on English Learners’ Rights
Educators are divided along political lines on rights for English learners and immigrant students, an EdWeek Research Center ...
San Gabriel Valley Tribune5d
Pomona teacher honored as top instructor by bilingual education group
Westmont Elementary School’s Mireya Jimenez is named the 2025 Teacher of the Year for the California Association for ...
The Hechinger Report6d
10 lives, 5 years later: How the pandemic altered the futures of these parents, kids and educators
Some educators, parents and students say Covid stunted their education and careers, while others were derailed temporarily but found new careers or a sense of purpose.