When Louisiana made gains in reading proficiency in a recent Congressionally-mandated assessment, it stuck out. NAEP — known as the nation’s report card — painted
A superior court judge in California ruled last week that adjunct faculty in the Long Beach Community College District should be paid for work they
How can we prepare students for a world increasingly influenced by artificial intelligence? If you are in the education field, it’s likely that you are
Debi Ryan insists that bad days are few and far between in her line of work as a school-based speech language pathologist. The good days,
More Republican politicians are calling for colleges to end their partnerships with Chinese universities. U.S. representatives John Moolenar and Tim Walberg wrote letters to the
The American Bar Association is suspending diversity, equity, and inclusion standards for the law schools it accredits amid President Donald Trump’s crackdown on DEI efforts,
The value of internships for students’ career navigation and future employment opportunities is clear for colleges and many employers. But what do students think of
A federal judge Friday extended a temporary block on the National Institutes of Health’s plan to slash funding for universities’ indirect research costs amid a
Dear Colleague, The U.S. Department of Education’s acting assistant secretary for civil rights issued a Dear Colleague letter last week that overflowed with misrepresentations of
Have you ever made a student cry? I have. Earlier this year, one of my fourth grade students kept disrupting my instructions during class. This