Educators aren’t all liberals, according to Education Week’s new survey. But most oppose all forms of school choice. About half of...

If an Oregon teacher believes that two 17-year-old students are having consensual sex with each other, she must report the “child abuse”...

Vermont teachers are trying to figure out how to meet the state’s mandate for Proficiency-Based Education in grades 7 to 12, writes Math...

Choice is good for teachers too, argues Mike Goldstein, founder and former CEO of Match Education in Boston, and former Chief Academic...

In Pondering Parent 3.0, Mike Goldstein, the founder and former CEO of Match Education in Boston, and former Chief Academic Officer of...

White teachers’ low expectations for their black students could become “self-fulfilling prophecies,” concludes an analysis published in...

Teach for America, founded in 1990 to challenge the educational status quo, has turned left, writes Sohrab Ahmari, a former TFA corps...

High achievers don’t want to be teachers, reports Madeline Will for Education Week Teacher. “Around the world, students who want to go...

More than 28 percent of teachers in traditional public schools — but only 10 percent of charter teachers — miss 11 or more days of...

Reformers want to “raise the bar” for new teachers and put more Latino and black teachers in the classroom. Can we have better and more...

Tech-savvy teachers are building their brands and forging relationships with edtech companies, reports Natasha Singer in the New York...

Microsoft is trying to “schoolify” Minecraft without “suckifying” it, writes Anya Kamenetz in NPR. Minecraft, which lets players build a...

How should an elementary school deploy its best teachers? Many would argue that first grade is the most critical grade — or maybe...

At my elementary school, all the K-3 teachers were women and all but 1 or 2 of the Grades 4-6 teachers were men.  In junior high and high...

Parents worry about paying for college, a Learning Heroes survey shows. They worry if their kids are happy and safe at school. But they...

“To lure experienced educators to the school, the district is offering extra pay totaling $70,000 per teacher over the next three years.”...

District of Columbia Public Schools, “once among the nation’s worst,”  are now considered a good place to teach, writes Thomas Toch in...

Public schools are hiring — but most new staff aren’t classroom teachers, concludes a new EdChoice report. “Non-teachers have been hired...

Miss Kindergarten, Lovin Lit, the Moffatt Girls and about a dozen other “teacher-entrepreneurs are spinning reading, math, science and...

Teachers leave schools because of poor working conditions — not because students come from poor families, concludes Teacher Turnover in...