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The Trump administration is withholding almost $6.9 billion in federal K–12 education funding, normally released to states on July 1, from students and classrooms, according to the U.S. Department of ...

According to the National Center for Education Statistics, in 2020, cellphone bans were in place in 76% of U.S. schools. Some districts and schools have much broader restrictions on cellphones than ...

When the Individual with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) was enacted, Congress committed to fund 40 percent of the average per pupil cost for special education. A half-century later, students who ...

Hunger is a public health issue that has terrible effects on students’ academic and social growth. It disproportionately affects Black, brown, and Native People, as well as rural and immigrant ...

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"Personalized learning" became an ed tech catchphrase in the past decade, but the idea dates back to the early 20th century. A new book details how the invention of two "teaching machines" merged ...

Comics can supplement traditional curriculum materials to engage more students. Research shows that combining visual and textual elements deepen student connection to lessons. Build critical thinking ...

Title I was established by Congress in 1965 to provide critical federal funding to support historically underserved preK–12 schools in under-resourced communities, giving all students across race, ...

Making Gay History podcast host Eric Marcus. Credit: Courtesy of Making Gay History When students hear the voices of people who lived through history, something shifts. That’s the core idea behind the ...

"Why We Drop Out": Understanding and Disrupting Student Pathways to Leaving School by Deborah L. Feldman, ‎ Antony T. Smith,‎ and Barbara L. Waxman, recounts the compelling stories of kids who explain ...

Let’s call them the secrets of special educators. They’re the skills, practices, things that special education teachers and paraeducators do all the time to reduce disruption and increase learning.