Gentle Parenting for Happier Kids: Debunking ‘Britain’s Strictest Headmistress’
In today's fast-paced world, the topic of parenting seems to be a never-ending source of debate and controversy. Parents are bombarded with conflicting advice on how to raise their children effectively, leaving many feeling...
Female District Leaders: Professional Ladder Climbing Tips for 2025
In the world of education leadership, the journey to the top can be a challenging and often daunting one, especially for female district leaders. Despite making up the majority of teachers in K-12 settings,...
Improving Conditions for Jamaican Teachers in English Academy Chain
The National Education Union has recently declared a significant improvement in working conditions and workload for teachers from Jamaica and other countries at a prominent academy chain, signaling the end of potential strike action...
Whitney Brothers® elevatED™ Collection Wins Design Journal Award
Whitney Brothers® elevatED™ Collection Recognized with Design Journal AwardIn a recent announcement, Whitney Brothers®, a renowned furniture brand, unveiled its latest elevatED™ Collection designed for young learners, which has been honored with a prestigious...
Online Form for Student Debt Repayment Discontinued by Trump Administration
The Trump administration's recent decision to remove the online application form for popular student debt repayment plans has left many borrowers in a state of confusion and uncertainty. This move has sparked concerns among...
AI in K-12 Education: Insights from Coaches
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to revolutionize modern education, instructional coaches are at the forefront of guiding teachers on its implementation, bridging the gap between emerging technologies and effective classroom practices. These mentors and...
Future of Agricultural Students at Black Colleges Post-Trump Cuts
Dr. Marcus Bernard, the Dean of the College of Agriculture, Health, and Natural Resources at Kentucky State University, was taken aback by the recent news that the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) had decided...
Navigating Leadership: Finding Stability in a Changing World
In the vast sea of educational leadership, the need for stability and transformation is more crucial now than ever before. As we sail through the ever-changing waters of modern education, it becomes apparent that...
Libraries Provide Free Tutoring Amid School Service Cuts
Amidst school service cuts and budget constraints, families are facing the challenge of finding reliable academic support for their students. As report cards loom and college prep deadlines approach, many parents are seeking alternative...
New York Governor Orders Removal of Palestinian Studies Job Posting
New York Governor Orders Removal of Palestinian Studies Job PostingThe New York governor, Kathy Hochul, made a decisive move by ordering the City University of New York (CUNY) to promptly remove a job posting...
Boost Morale and Learning: 5 PBIS Strategies for Success
Engaging Students Through PBIS: A Journey to SuccessMiddle school can be a challenging time for students, but at South Park Middle School, we have discovered a powerful truth: positively engaged students perform better and...
UK Universities Urged to Review Assessment Methods Amid AI Usage
British universities are facing a new challenge as a recent study revealed a significant surge in students utilizing generative artificial intelligence (genAI) tools for their academic assessments. The report, based on a survey of...
Empowering Rural Areas with Enhanced STEM Education Opportunities
A new report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine delves into the realm of STEM education in rural areas, shedding light on the challenges and opportunities faced by students and educators...
Denmark bans mobile phones in schools and after-school clubs
Denmark to Prohibit Mobile Phones in Schools and After-School ClubsDenmark has recently announced a groundbreaking decision to ban mobile phones in schools and after-school clubs, following the recommendations of a government commission. This move...
Protecting Schools Against Rising Ransomware Threats
The education sector is under siege from a growing and alarming wave of cyberattacks, particularly ransomware assaults, which have intensified with the use of advanced technologies such as generative artificial intelligence. A recent breach...
BloomBoard & Barry University Tackle Florida’s Teacher Shortage
In sunny Miami, Florida, the state's education landscape is facing a critical challenge: nearly 10,000 teaching positions in public schools were left unfilled at the start of the 2024–2025 academic year. The shortage is...
Transforming Education: AI’s Impact on Teaching Assistants
Teaching Assistants: Embracing AI for Student SuccessTeaching assistants (TAs), often referred to as paraprofessionals, play a crucial role in supporting student learning in classrooms across the nation. As students grapple with complex concepts, seek...
Threatened Closure of Forensic Science Center Behind BBC Traces
Dundee University’s renowned forensic science research center, featured in the popular BBC drama Traces, faces an uncertain future amidst a £30 million budget shortfall. The Leverhulme Research Centre for Forensic Science, home to a...
Survey Reveals Shortfalls in K-12 Youth Mental Health Support
In Philadelphia, Catapult Learning, a prominent provider of evidence-based academic, behavioral, and mental health interventions for K-12 schools, recently released the findings of a survey conducted in collaboration with Dr. Sharon Hoover, co-director of...
Supporting working-class actors in drama school: a fight no more
In a quiet corner of Nottingham lies a hidden gem that has been shaping the UK's acting landscape for over four decades. The Television Workshop, a renowned acting program, has produced some of the...
Boost Student Motivation: 3 Critical Areas to Focus On
Student motivation is a critical aspect of academic success that cannot be overlooked. In a recent report by the nonprofit Battelle for Kids, it was highlighted that fostering resilience and a sense of belonging...
Impact of School Breakfast Clubs on Two-Child Benefits Cap
The government's recent push to implement free breakfast clubs in primary schools across England is being hailed as a crucial step in addressing child poverty. Despite the estimated £3 billion annual cost to eliminate...
Improving Student Learning Through Explicit Instruction
As an experienced journalist, I have had the privilege of uncovering stories that shed light on important issues in our society. Today, I bring you a compelling narrative that challenges the traditional notions of...
Future of Historic Black Leadership Hub in NYC
In the heart of Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood, a humble brick building stands as a testament to nearly two centuries of Black American history. Formerly known as Colored School No 4, this unassuming structure was...
Equipping Next Generation with AI Skills: EY Microsoft Partnership
EY and Microsoft Join Forces to Equip Next Generation with AI SkillsIn a groundbreaking partnership, the EY organization and Microsoft have unveiled the AI Skills Passport (AISP), a revolutionary program designed to empower students...
Exploring STEM with Engineers: A Student’s Guide
Phoenix Contact engineers are once again stepping into the shoes of teachers, bringing their expertise to sixth-grade science classes at Middletown Area Middle School in Middletown, Pennsylvania. This initiative is part of Phoenix Contact's...
Impact of Trump’s re-election on UK universities
A British Council report suggests that Donald Trump's potential return to office could have a significant impact on UK universities, with the potential for a boost in international student enrollment. The report indicates that...
Effective Communication in Special Education: A Parent’s Guide
In the realm of special education, the challenges faced by parents, caregivers, educators, and policymakers are vast and complex. Antoinette Banks, founder of Expert IEP, sheds light on the chronic underfunding that has plagued...
Financial Support Packages for Thirty English Councils
In a groundbreaking move, a total of 30 English local authorities have recently been granted much-needed financial support packages to avert bankruptcy. This lifeline comes in the form of permission to borrow £1.5 billion...
Prioritizing Cultural Competency in Teacher Training with GenAI
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in education holds vast potential for reshaping teaching practices and enhancing student experiences. However, the use of generative AI in teacher training programs requires a nuanced approach that...