NPR Education
Teachers Across California Are Considering Work Stoppages
Mar 6
Teachers across California have been preparing for potential strikes as state funding for schools struggles to keep up with costs.
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6 Smart Ways to Structure Group Work in Secondary Classrooms
These strategies help teachers create clear roles, purposeful tasks, and accountability so that every student contributes—and learns.
AP News Education
Trump’s Medicaid Work Mandate Could Kick Thousands of Homeless Californians Off Coverage
On a brisk January morning, physician assistant Brett Feldman searched the streets of Los Angeles for patients, knocking on car windows and peering into tents.
AP News Education
Dahmen Loses a Full Pga Tour Card and Works His Way into a $20M Event at Bay Hill
Joel Dahmen lost his full PGA Tour card last year. Getting into the $20 million signature event at Bay Hill certainly wasn't on his mind during the offseason.
Edutopia
Work Focused Feedback Students
Rather than relying on “you” statements, teachers can offer students work-focused feedback with these strategies.
Edutopia
How Work Paraprofessional Special Education Classrooms
Paraprofessionals can play a vital role in the classroom if teachers know how to work with them effectively to support students.
EdNC
Educators, Tell NC Leaders What It’s Like to DO Your Job in This Year’s Teacher Working Conditions Survey
Mar 2
A survey allowing educators to report their working conditions opened Monday. The state Department of Public Instruction (DPI), working with the nonprofit Academic Development Institute, will be administering the biennial NC Teacher Working Conditions (NCTWC) Survey through March 31. According...
EdNC
How Boost Helps Cape Fear Community College Students Stay on Track to Work in High-Demand Fields
Mar 2
Boost, North Carolina’s new accelerated college-to-career program, launched at Cape Fear Community College (CFCC) in the fall. Since then, the program has provided advising and financial support to students as they work toward degrees that align with high-wage, high-demand fields....
Hechinger Report
Educators ‘Climatize’ Their Classes to Prepare Students for Work and Life on a Warming Planet
Mar 1
About four years ago, Holly Bailey-Hofmann’s English 101 class at West Los Angeles College got a complete makeover. She’d signed up to be part of a pilot program for professors interested in infusing their curriculum with lessons about climate change and community resilience. The program only required her to “climatize…
EdSurge
2026 02 23 How Teachers Make Classroom Technology Work for Them
Walk into any school and you will find teachers using classroom technology in very different ways. One teacher builds interactive lessons with embedded videos and real-time polls. Down the hall, another uses technology more selectively, focusing on core features that support daily instruction. Both are effective educat…
EdSurge
2026 02 24 What Students Gain When Teachers Not AI Grade Students Work
This article is part of the collection: Teaching Tech: Navigating Learning and AI in the Industrial Revolution.
Edutopia
5 Ways to Free UP Working Memory in Math
Cognitive overload can create a bottleneck in math, but there are simple ways to clear up students’ brain space for complex problem-solving.
District Administration
What Worked and What Didn’t with a Cellphone Ban at a Louisville School
Feb 20
How do you get teenagers to put their phones away for hours at a time? That is the question many schools are trying to solve.
Edutopia
Making Use of Worked Example to Improve Learning
By explicitly modeling each step of a problem with a worked example, teachers can give students a path to mastering new content.
Edutopia
Ensuring Tech Based Lessons Work
Teacher can start ensuring that tech-based lessons work by pressure-testing them to identify potential friction points *before* class starts.
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Families Brace for Tighter SNAP Work Requirements
Feb 9
Anthony Bonner is facing looming uncertainty. A single dad living in Memphis, Tennessee, he fears he may soon no longer qualify for benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)—aid that can be used like cash to purchase groceries. Until now, Bonner has been able to receive SNAP aid for himself…