Coronavirus opens doors to rethinking education
Advocates of competency-based education, a revised school calendar and blended learning see potential for positive change amid the coronavirus crisis
US Appeals Court: Education is a fundamental right
Students have a right to a basic minimum education under the due process clause of the 14th Amendment, and literacy is an essential part of exercising other fundamental rights, the U.S. District Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit ruled Thursday
JOB: Elementary School Chinese Teacher • Costa Mesa, California
ORANGE COUNTY CAMPUS Start Date: T.B.D. Position Summary: • Teach Chinese [...]
Stem education is becoming simplified and commoditised
Science is messy, it’s fraught with mistakes, it’s about trying and failing and finally getting there and that's why keeping STEM ed too "clean" can be a mistake
4 Surprising Benefits of Gaming for K–12 Students
Ed Tech Magazine - Calvin Hennick "Historically, many adults have [...]
Teach Emerging Technology. Our Students’ Future Depends on It.
Ed Surge - Ms. Drasby "Lately, one simple question has [...]
The Next Education Renaissance Is Human ― Not Technological
Ed Surge - Richard Gerver "As I reflect on the [...]
Analysis: Schools With the Highest Grad Rates Have the Lowest Student Mobility. What Does That Say About This Measure of School Success?
The 74 Milion - Steve Werlein and Mary Gifford "Educators, [...]
Learning another language should be compulsory in every school
QRIUS - Daniel Everett "Beyond the pragmatic benefits to learning [...]
OPINION: Using prime baseball season to strike out summer learning loss
The Hechinger Report - Tom Brasuell and Tom Davidson "Last [...]