In our tech-driven world, the value of human connection can’t be overstated. While mastering technical skills is essential, students must also develop ...

EdSurge

21.11.2024

How Mentorship Has Kept Me in the Classroom | EdSurge News

“As a more seasoned educator, I find myself mentoring others, offering guidance to first-year teachers who remind me of my early struggles. At the same ...

EdSurge

20.11.2024

Want to Find Highly-Engaged Students at 4-year Colleges? Look at Transfer Students. | EdSurge News

Students who transfer from community colleges to four-year universities are often more motivated and engaged in the classroom than students who arrive ...

EdSurge

19.11.2024

This School Nurse Explains How Her Work Goes Beyond ‘Band-Aids, Boo-Boos and Head Lice’ | EdSurge News

“School nursing is an opportunity to meet families where they are and help them get the care that they need.”

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19.11.2024

Are We Assessing What Really Matters in Education? | EdSurge News

Assessments have the power to shape educational outcomes, but are we truly measuring what matters? Ensuring that assessments are fair, inclusive and ...

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16.11.2024

Is There a Problem With ‘Mathbots’? | EdSurge News

Why has AI been relatively mute in math classrooms around the country? And is it a broader failure that could hinder the tools' impact on learning?

EdSurge

14.11.2024

Revolutionizing How Educators Find Tech Solutions | EdSurge News

With a new school year now in full swing, educators are in a bind. They want to implement innovative edtech tools in the classroom but don’t ...

EdSurge

14.11.2024

Students Need Learning Opportunities Beyond Core Subjects. Here's Why. | EdSurge News

“This issue is deeply personal to me, not just as an educator but also as a mother who wants her children to grow up in a school system that values all ...

EdSurge

13.11.2024

Should Students Chat With AI Versions of Historical Figures? | EdSurge News

Can a filmmaker’s AI chatbot version of Sacagawea bring the historical figure who guided the Lewis and Clark expedition alive for students, or are ...

EdSurge

13.11.2024

Here Are Some Models of Recovery for Early Care and Learning After Hurricane Helene | EdSurge News

This story was originally published by EdNC.org. Unlike North Carolina’s K-12 schools or community colleges, child care programs aren’t consolidated ...

EdSurge

12.11.2024

5 Essential Questions Educators Have About AI | EdSurge News

Walberto FloresEdTech Coordinator, Highlands International School San SalvadorArtificial intelligence has entered our classrooms — sometimes invited ...

EdSurge

12.11.2024

What If Finding Child Care Online Were as Easy as Making a Dinner Reservation? | EdSurge News

Some states are betting that better search tools can connect families with child care options.

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09.11.2024

New AI Tools Are Promoted as Study Aids for Students. Are They Doing More Harm Than Good? | EdSurge News

As more AI tools hit the market aimed at helping students study, some teaching experts raise concerns, as well as point to benefits for neurodivergent ...

EdSurge

08.11.2024

For Teens Online, Conspiracy Theories Are Commonplace. Media Literacy Is Not. | EdSurge News

Teens who use social media see conspiracy theories come across their feed at least once per week, according to a new study from the News Literacy ...

EdSurge

07.11.2024

Why Well-Behaved Teachers Rarely Make Systemic Change in Schools | EdSurge News

“My story is part of a larger narrative unfolding in schools across the country. Teachers are increasingly expected to conform to rigid scripts, losing ...

EdSurge

07.11.2024

How a New Approach to Early Childhood Could Avert a ‘Public Policy Catastrophe’ | EdSurge News

The biggest crisis in early childhood education is a crisis of understanding, Dan Wuori argues in his new book, “The Daycare Myth.”

EdSurge

07.11.2024

Diving Deeper Into the Effects of Smartwatches on Kids, Schools and Families | EdSurge News

On the EdSurge Podcast this week, we dive into the question of whether kids should be given smartwatches, talking to an EdSurge reporter who spent ...

EdSurge

05.11.2024

In Time of Campus Turmoil, More Colleges Try Teaching Civil Discourse | EdSurge News

During this contentious presidential election season, more colleges are setting up programs and events to encourage students to have meaningful ...

EdSurge

05.11.2024

5 Strategies to Ensure Your Edtech Tools Deliver on Their Promises | EdSurge News

Evaluating and validating tech tools takes time and energy — resources that are always in short supply. An overwhelming variety of tools are available, ...

EdSurge

02.11.2024

Students Call for Hands-On Civic Education to Prepare Them for Democracy | EdSurge News

Compared to the rest of the world, the young don’t vote or seem to get involved with civic life in the U.S. Some think it’s because schools are bad at ...

EdSurge

01.11.2024

What the Data Tells Us About How ESSER Spending Did and Didn’t Help Schools Recover | EdSurge News

Did billions in federal emergency funds make a difference in helping students recover academically from school time lost during the early years of the ...

EdSurge

31.10.2024

How I Became Invisible as a Teacher of Color in the Classroom | EdSurge News

“I hope that making my story of invisibility visible to those who may understand my struggle will help fellow educators of color feel seen, heard, ...

EdSurge

30.10.2024

What Can AI Chatbots Teach Us About How Humans Learn? | EdSurge News

The answer to whether chatbots like ChatGPT can think and reason like humans will have a big impact on education and for all aspects of society, argues ...

EdSurge

30.10.2024

What the Boom in Kids’ Smartwatches Reveals About Modern Parenting | EdSurge News

To stave off smartphones, parents buy their kids smartwatches instead. Is it a good idea?

EdSurge

26.10.2024

What Federal Data Tells Us About Challenges Finding Teachers | EdSurge News

New federal data shows that schools had a slightly easier time finding fully certified teachers to hire in the fall, but one of the most common ...

EdSurge

25.10.2024

College ‘Deserts’ Disproportionately Deter Black and Hispanic Students from Higher Ed | EdSurge News

Living in a ‘college desert’ — meaning more than a 30-minute drive from a campus — has different consequences depending on race and class, according to ...

EdSurge

24.10.2024

SEL Can Thrive in Schools, But We Need Time to Discuss What Matters Most | EdSurge News

“SEL is and should always be a part of our work as educators. However, to have a positive and lasting effect on our students' lives and relationships, ...

EdSurge

23.10.2024

How Are School Smartphone Bans Going? | EdSurge News

Schools across the country have enacted new restrictions on smartphones in classrooms, in the name of increasing student engagement and limiting the ...

EdSurge

23.10.2024

Leaders Asked for More Tutors, and Schools Got Them. Is That Enough? | EdSurge News

IT’S THE SMALL THINGS: The White House won a small victory by inspiring volunteers to flock to tutoring, mentoring and coaching programs over the last ...

EdSurge

22.10.2024

What Happens When a State Brings Deep Discounts to Child Care? | EdSurge News

Teigue Linch recalls the email she got from Pine Forest, her daughters’ child care center in Burlington, Vermont, encouraging families to take ...

EdSurge

18.10.2024

For Girls to Succeed in STEM, Confidence Matters as Much as Competence | EdSurge News

Girls are doing better academically than their male peers in many respects. They’re more likely to graduate on time and get a bachelor’s degree. So why ...

EdSurge

17.10.2024

Teaching Feels Like a Dead-End Job. Here’s How Schools Can Change That. | EdSurge News

“Teachers lack the structure and career development of other industry and professional jobs, and this is important because it is one major factor in ...

EdSurge

17.10.2024

Phenomena-Based Learning and 3D Science: Inspiring Curiosity and Making Sense of the World | EdSurge News

On a bright, sunny day, a group of first-graders eagerly begins a science investigation called “Shadow Town.” The teacher gathers them in a circle and ...

EdSurge

17.10.2024

How Much Does Family Income Matter for Student Outcomes? | EdSurge News

What’s driving educational achievement gaps? According to a recent report, it’s how many chances students get to learn. For students from low-income ...

EdSurge

17.10.2024

Despite Historic Funding, Early Childhood Educators Continue to Struggle, Report Finds | EdSurge News

Early childhood educators earn, on average, about $13 per hour, a wage that puts them in the bottom 3 percent of workers nationally. But what about all ...

EdSurge

17.10.2024

As the Job Market Changes, Is a College Degree Less of a ‘Meal Ticket’ Than in the Past? | EdSurge News

When Gina Petersen decided to go back to college part time to get her degree, she hoped it would help her the next time she switched jobs. After a ...

EdSurge

11.10.2024

If Smart Glasses Are Coming, What Will That Mean for Classrooms? | EdSurge News

SMART GLASSES IN CLASS?: Meta recently announced its bet that smart glasses are the next big thing that will replace smartphones in a few years. With a ...

EdSurge

11.10.2024

How Did School Infrastructure Get So ‘Dire’? | EdSurge News

The federal government is offering schools millions of dollars to improve what it calls the “dire” state of its infrastructure — with the average age ...

EdSurge

10.10.2024

How Boredom Helped My Students Overcome Apathy and Build Executive Functioning | EdSurge News

We’re halfway through “Parable of the Sower” by Octavia Butler, and we’ve arrived at a crucial turning point in the plot. The main character, Lauren ...

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09.10.2024

How This District Tech Coach Still Makes Time to Teach — in a Multi-Sensory Immersive Room | EdSurge News

In our latest installment of the Role Call series, we feature a district technology coach who juggles regular job duties with teaching lessons in a 4D, ...

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Why Soft Skills Matter More Than Ever | EdSurge News

How Mentorship Has Kept Me in the Classroom | EdSurge News

Want to Find Highly-Engaged Students at 4-year Colleges? Look at Transfer Students. | EdSurge News

This School Nurse Explains How Her Work Goes Beyond ‘Band-Aids, Boo-Boos and Head Lice’ | EdSurge News

Are We Assessing What Really Matters in Education? | EdSurge News

Is There a Problem With ‘Mathbots’? | EdSurge News

Revolutionizing How Educators Find Tech Solutions | EdSurge News

Students Need Learning Opportunities Beyond Core Subjects. Here's Why. | EdSurge News

Should Students Chat With AI Versions of Historical Figures? | EdSurge News

Here Are Some Models of Recovery for Early Care and Learning After Hurricane Helene | EdSurge News

5 Essential Questions Educators Have About AI | EdSurge News

What If Finding Child Care Online Were as Easy as Making a Dinner Reservation? | EdSurge News

New AI Tools Are Promoted as Study Aids for Students. Are They Doing More Harm Than Good? | EdSurge News

For Teens Online, Conspiracy Theories Are Commonplace. Media Literacy Is Not. | EdSurge News

Why Well-Behaved Teachers Rarely Make Systemic Change in Schools | EdSurge News

How a New Approach to Early Childhood Could Avert a ‘Public Policy Catastrophe’ | EdSurge News

Diving Deeper Into the Effects of Smartwatches on Kids, Schools and Families | EdSurge News

In Time of Campus Turmoil, More Colleges Try Teaching Civil Discourse | EdSurge News

5 Strategies to Ensure Your Edtech Tools Deliver on Their Promises | EdSurge News

Students Call for Hands-On Civic Education to Prepare Them for Democracy | EdSurge News

What the Data Tells Us About How ESSER Spending Did and Didn’t Help Schools Recover | EdSurge News

How I Became Invisible as a Teacher of Color in the Classroom | EdSurge News

What Can AI Chatbots Teach Us About How Humans Learn? | EdSurge News

What the Boom in Kids’ Smartwatches Reveals About Modern Parenting | EdSurge News

What Federal Data Tells Us About Challenges Finding Teachers | EdSurge News

College ‘Deserts’ Disproportionately Deter Black and Hispanic Students from Higher Ed | EdSurge News

SEL Can Thrive in Schools, But We Need Time to Discuss What Matters Most | EdSurge News

How Are School Smartphone Bans Going? | EdSurge News

Leaders Asked for More Tutors, and Schools Got Them. Is That Enough? | EdSurge News

What Happens When a State Brings Deep Discounts to Child Care? | EdSurge News

For Girls to Succeed in STEM, Confidence Matters as Much as Competence | EdSurge News

Teaching Feels Like a Dead-End Job. Here’s How Schools Can Change That. | EdSurge News

Phenomena-Based Learning and 3D Science: Inspiring Curiosity and Making Sense of the World | EdSurge News

How Much Does Family Income Matter for Student Outcomes? | EdSurge News

Despite Historic Funding, Early Childhood Educators Continue to Struggle, Report Finds | EdSurge News

As the Job Market Changes, Is a College Degree Less of a ‘Meal Ticket’ Than in the Past? | EdSurge News

If Smart Glasses Are Coming, What Will That Mean for Classrooms? | EdSurge News

How Did School Infrastructure Get So ‘Dire’? | EdSurge News

How Boredom Helped My Students Overcome Apathy and Build Executive Functioning | EdSurge News

How This District Tech Coach Still Makes Time to Teach — in a Multi-Sensory Immersive Room | EdSurge News

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