Teagan Whitfield
Educators propose new approach to end bias against multilingual students
Educators propose a new framework to challenge monolingual bias in schools, exposing how language differences are often treated as weaknesses instead of…
Teachers Shift to Collaborative Professional Learning
Teachers are embracing collaborative professional learning, moving from individual development to shared growth and improved classroom outcomes.
AI Changes Job Market and Education Needs
AI changes job market and education needs, raising concerns about cheating and online safety with AI integration.
Small schools cater to boys and neurodiverse students fleeing traditional
Microschools serve neurodiverse students and boys seeking alternatives to traditional public schools, with enrollment surging to 1-2 million since the pandemic.
Most students lack civics and history knowledge
Most students lack essential civics and history knowledge, a recent Nation's Report Card shows.
Public Schools Adapt to Parental Choice Trends
Public schools in North Carolina embrace school choice trends by adopting microschools, AI tools, and nature-based learning to meet families’ growing demands.
Schools Handle Discipline Through Empathy and Identity
School discipline empathy: How schools are transforming practices by integrating empathy and identity, moving beyond punishment to foster student growth and com
NYC proposes splitting school funds to boost choices
NYC proposes splitting $42K per-student funding into $21K for private schools and ESAs, giving families more control over education choices.
US States Ban Phones in Schools Amid Tech Criticism
US states ban mobile phones in schools as education technology adoption faces scrutiny. Explore the new policies and their impact on classrooms.
Teach For America Sees Recruitment Boost
Teach For America sees recruitment boost, one of its pilot sites was Scotlandville High School in Baton Rouge, La.