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Reading & Literacy Few Teachers Learn About 'Science of Reading' in Their Prep Programs. Some Colleges Are Working on That

Elizabeth Heubeck, February 16, 2024

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School Climate & Safety Are School Buses Safe? An Expert Explains

Elizabeth Heubeck, February 12, 2024

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Teaching Profession It’s Tax Season, Teachers. See How to Save More Money

Elizabeth Heubeck, February 7, 2024

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High school seniors who are hoping to one day graduate from college are facing significant roadblocks in getting answers to how much federal student aid they can get from the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, which has been plagued by delays and technical glitches. Above, students at the University of Toledo in Ohio participate in graduation ceremonies on May 5, 2018.

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College & Workforce Readiness In Wake of Hiccups and Tight Deadlines, Feds Beef Up Supports for Fledgling FAFSA

Elizabeth Heubeck, February 5, 2024

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School Climate & Safety A School Removed Bathroom Mirrors to Keep Students From Making TikToks. Will It Work?

Elizabeth Heubeck, February 1, 2024

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Recruitment & Retention Video How Workplace Culture Can Affect Staffing Shortages

Elizabeth Heubeck, January 30, 2024

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Career Advice Cover Letter: Must-Have or Has-Been?

Elizabeth Heubeck, January 29, 2024

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Saxon Brown, a first-year teacher, leads his 9th grade honors English students through a lesson at Bel Air High School in Bel Air, Md., on Jan. 25, 2024.

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Teaching Profession In Their Own Words 'Why Doesn't Everybody Want to Do This?': A New Teacher's Midyear Reflection

Elizabeth Heubeck, January 26, 2024

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Books are displayed at the Banned Book Library at American Stage in St. Petersburg, Fla., Feb. 18, 2023. In Florida, some schools have covered or removed books under a new law that requires an evaluation of reading materials and for districts to publish a searchable list of books where individuals can then challenge specific titles.

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Curriculum One School District Just Pulled 1,600 Books From Its Shelves—Including the Dictionary

Elizabeth Heubeck, January 24, 2024

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Curriculum How to Create Courses on Personal Finance That Stick

Elizabeth Heubeck, January 17, 2024

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Jacqueline Chaney works with her 2nd grade students during a small-group reading activity at New Town Elementary School in Owings Mills, Md., on Oct. 25, 2023.

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Reading & Literacy Q&A How This Teacher Sparks a Love of Reading for Pleasure

Elizabeth Heubeck, January 15, 2024

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Reading & Literacy Is Too Much Screen Time, Too Early, Hindering Reading Comprehension?

Elizabeth Heubeck, January 15, 2024

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Curriculum A Few Years Ago, 8 States Required Personal Finance Education. Now It's Up to Half

Elizabeth Heubeck, January 11, 2024

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College & Workforce Readiness Navigating Financial Assistance Can Be Tough. Not All Schools Offer Help

Elizabeth Heubeck, January 5, 2024

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College & Workforce Readiness The New FAFSA Is Finally Here. Sort of

Elizabeth Heubeck, January 3, 2024

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Reading & Literacy Reading Aloud to Students Shouldn't Get Lost in Shift to 'Science of Reading,' Teachers Say

Elizabeth Heubeck, December 27, 2023

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Mathematics The Education Word of the Year Is...

Elizabeth Heubeck, December 22, 2023

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Recruitment & Retention Gen Z Lacks Job-Readiness Skills, Survey Shows

Elizabeth Heubeck, December 20, 2023

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High school student Leo Burchell speaks at the Central Bucks School Board meeting about LGBTQ student rights in Doylestown, Pa., on Nov. 15, 2022. A student-led effort to create a "safe space" for students at a Lynchburg, Va., school was recently rejected by the school board.

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Student Well-Being A High School LGBTQ+ Student Group Won a Grant. Then the School Board Vetoed It

Elizabeth Heubeck, December 15, 2023

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Reading & Literacy Q&A A Missing Link in the 'Science of Reading' Conversation

Elizabeth Heubeck, December 12, 2023

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