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Online Messages About Masculinity Hurt Boys’ Self-Esteem. How Educators Can Help
Boys online frequently see messages about making money, building muscle, and fighting or using weapons.
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How School Leaders Can Help Teachers Avoid Burnout
Administrators share insights on preventing teacher burnout and supporting staff well-being.
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How the Federal Government Shutdown Is Affecting Schools: A Tracker
The Education Department has again changed employees' out-of-office messages.
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What Could the New Federal Tuition Tax Credit Mean for School Choice?
Just what this new program will mean for your state is still uncertain.
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Teachers Say They Need More Support for English Learners, Survey Finds
An analysis of EdWeek Research Center survey data found gaps in teachers' English-learner training.
Equity & Diversity
California Gov. Newsom Signs Law Aimed at Fighting Antisemitism in Schools
It creates an office of civil rights and requires an antisemitism prevention coordinator.
How the 'Science of Reading' Can Support English Learners
English learners are sometimes an afterthought in 'science of reading' policies. Some educators want to change that.
Who Are Dual-Language Immersion Programs Really For?
The answer is all students, but English learners face accessibility barriers.
The Critical Role States Play in English Learners’ Education
States set guidance for schools working with English learners. That role is key now, experts say.
Teachers Say They Need More Support for English Learners, Survey Finds
An analysis of EdWeek Research Center survey data found gaps in teachers' English-learner training.
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Quiz Yourself: How Much Do You Know About AI Policy, PD and Practical Use in Your District?
Answer 7 questions about AI Policy, PD and Practical Use in Your District?
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Spotlight on Building Foundational Math Skills and Beyond
This Spotlight will provide insights on helping students build foundational math skills.
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Quiz Yourself: How Much Do You Know About the Keys to Successful Dyslexia Education?
Answer 7 questions about the keys to successful dyslexia education
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Student Well-Being
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The Top Priority for This District’s First Female Athletic Director
Protecting student-athletes from heat-related injuries and illnesses is the top priority for this district's first female athletic director.
Student Well-Being
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One Small Change Helped This Football Team Prevent Heat Injuries
Dehydration and heat stroke are serious concerns for high schools and their athletics programs.
Student Well-Being
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Heat Safety: How This High School Marching Band Stays Cool
Summer heat and rising temperatures present a risk to the musicians in the high school marching band.
Privacy & Security
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How to Respond to a Cyberattack
Here are practical tips for districts after they experience a hack.
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How Schools Can Prevent a Cyberattack
When a cyberattack happens, schools can lose instructional time, as well as thousands of dollars responding to it.
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'SEL' Remains Politicized. Here's How Education Companies Can Refer to the Work Instead
New EdWeek Market Brief survey data shows that the majority of school districts aren't saying 'SEL.' These are the terms they say they've turned to.
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Beyond Foundational Skills: How To Close the Literacy Gap for Older Students
Michelle Barrett, of Edmentum, discusses the support that students in middle and high school need when it comes to making gains in literacy skills.
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EdMarket Recap: Government Shutdown; FCC Removes Hotspots From E-Rate; Tracking State AI Policies
Reporters break down what this week's federal government shutdown and the revocation of E-rate eligibility for hotspots mean for the K-12 industry.
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CZI Launches Open Tools For Vendors to Increase K-12 AI Accuracy
The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative has released multiple new resources for K-12 education companies in an ongoing effort to improve AI quality.
- LeadershipLeadership 5 Big Ideas That Will Define the Future of EducationWith massive federal changes and looming questions about AI, K-12 education is at a crossroads.
A Growing Number of Superintendents Say the Job Stress Isn't Worth ItAt the same time, superintendents this year identified fewer sources of job-related stress in a new survey.SEL by Another Name? Political Pushback Prompts RebrandingSome districts are still teaching social-emotional learning, but they are calling it something else.Policy & PoliticsLaw & Courts Ed. Dept. Workers' Union Sues Over Emails Blaming Democrats for ShutdownThe lawsuit challenges an automatic email from furloughed staff that blames U.S. Senate Democrats for the government shutdown.
New Supreme Court Term Puts Transgender Student Rights in the SpotlightThe justices will weigh state laws that bar transgender girls from female athletics, amid other issues of interest to educators in new termEd. Dept. Out-of-Office Emails Changed to Blame Democrats for Shutdown, Staff SayStaffers say they were instructed to use nonpartisan messages, then they were changed.Teaching & LearningReading & Literacy Why Teaching Spelling Can Boost Students' Reading SkillsNew evidence suggests some types of spelling instruction offer bigger payoffs for reading than others.
States Are Experimenting With Teacher Pay Again—But the Focus Isn’t Just Test ScoresRenewed interest could spur another wave of experiments with teacher pay.ADHD Is Punished in Schools. How Teachers Can Flip the ScriptThese strategies can help manage the behavior of students with ADHD more effectively.TechnologyArtificial Intelligence Tracker Which States Require Schools to Have AI Policies?Education Week is tracking which states are mandating that schools adopt AI policies.
Did This Parent Hire a Lawyer? Schools Face a New Challenge With AIComplaints written with AI can have a very legalistic tone, costing schools extra staff time and money to respond.Are Chatbots Safe for Kids?AI-powered chatbots are coming under more scrutiny for the potential harms they may cause. Here's what educators need to know.
