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When people picture a school library, they still imagine rows of dusty books and students whispering behind tall shelves. But that image of silence couldn’t be…

Today’s post is the latest in a series in which teachers share how the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown has affected them, their students, and their students’…

Twenty-five years ago, a dozen women—at the time the only female school superintendents in Oregon—gathered for dinner the night before an annual education conference. The plan…

Viewpoint diversity and artificial intelligence are two of the most widely discussed challenges facing higher education today. What if we could address these two simultaneously, employing…

Across my years as a district-level coach, one word has become the mantra for effective learning: engagement. We gamify lessons, add technology, and design ever more…

Today’s post is the latest in a series examining how teachers can help students see how learning about science and math are relevant to their lives.Today’s…

Faculty writing has never been more crucial. In an era of heightened competition for grants, promotion pressures and demands for public engagement, writing is the vehicle…

Two decades ago, Uncle Sam offered a helping hand for college graduates who desired careers that required advanced degrees by establishing a loan program known as…

new video loaded: The Broken CircleFarmers in Northwest China confront their drying landscape by planting trees as coal burns relentlessly nearby. This film tells a human…

Education savings accounts, tax-credit scholarships, vouchers, charter schools, home schooling, tutoring, course choice, dual degrees, and microschools are transforming K–12. In “Talking Choice,” Ashley Berner and…