Category: Education

Educators looking to guard against students cheating with AI are trying “process tracking,” where students can show a time-lapse video of every …

International data shows how the United States stacks up against other countries when it comes to math, and the results are decidedly — meh. In “How Are U.S. Students Doing in Math? About as Well as Their Parents Did in 1995”

“In moments of doubt, I draw on the examples my grandmothers set for me… I’ve learned that my purpose doesn’t need to be loud; it “‘Remember Your Why’: How My Grandmothers Affirmed My Purpose as an Educator”

Intergenerational facilities — where elder care and child care operate at a shared site — are good for more than just photo ops. That may “Intergenerational Care Benefits Children and Seniors. Why Is It Still So Rare?”

Some are anticipating a further expansion of school choice incentives. Would consumer protection laws applied to education help?

The past couple of years have seen a flurry of public school policies aimed at limiting discussion of LGBTQ+ issues, restricting students’ …

“When I was a first-year teacher and new to the school and district, I left my classroom door open at lunch in the hopes that “Why I Spend My Lunch Hour with Students”

San Francisco’s failed experiment to eliminate tracking of math students casts a long shadow over efforts for equity in math teaching. What does it …

How do you convince students — and teachers — that they actually can be a “math person”? Curriculum expert Phonisha Hawkins uses chocolate chip cookies.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing society, workplace and education. To be prepared for the college and career opportunities of today and the …